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1 ALLOC COUNT 1 Expected aaaa Allocated bbbb Ln: ccc ddddd=<p>This panic is raised by <code class="ApiItem">RHeap::__DbgMarkCheck()</code> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">User::__DbgMarkCheck()</code></span> when the current number of allocated heap cells is not as expected. </p><p><code>aaa</code> is the expected number of heap cells.</p><p><code> bbb</code> is the allocated number of heap cells.</p><p><code> ccc</code> is a line number; typically the source statement line containing the call to <code>__DbgMarkCheck()</code>.</p><p><code> ddddd</code> is a file name; typically the file containing the source statement containing the call to <code>__DbgMarkCheck()</code>.</p> |
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2 ALLOC: nnnnnnnn=<p>This panic is raised by the <code class="ApiItem">RHeap::__DbgMarkEnd()</code> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">User::__DbgMarkEnd()</code></span> when the number of heap cells at the current nested level is not as expected. </p><p>nnnnnnnn is the hexadecimal pointer to the first orphaned heap cell.</p> |
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3 CMdaAudioOutputStream 0=<p>An attempt was made to change the audio stream player's properties while still writing to the stream.</p> |
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4 CMdaAudioOutputStream 2=<p>Not currently used.</p> |
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5 CMdaAudioOutputStream 4=<p>An attempt was made to set the audio stream player's volume to an invalid value.</p> |
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6 CMdaAudioOutputStream 6=<p>An attempt was made to access the stream before opening it.</p> |
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7 CMdaAudioOutputStream 8=<p>An attempt was made to open the stream when it is already open.</p> |
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8 CMdaAudioOutputStream 10=<p>An attempt was made to set the client's priority to an invalid value.</p> |
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9 CMdaAudioOutputStream 12=<p><code>CMdaAudioOutputStream::Open()</code> was called with an incorrect audio package type — it must be of type <code>TMdaAudioDataSettings</code>.</p> |
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10 BAFL 1=<p><i>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</i></p><p>This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RResourceFile::ReadL()</code></span>, when the length of the resource is greater than the maximum length of the target descriptor</p> |
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11 BAFL 2=<p>Out of range index passed to <code>RIncrMatcherBase::FirstMatchingIndex()</code></p> |
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12 BAFL 3=<p>Maximum length passed to <code>RTextBuf::SetMaxLengthL()</code> was <=0</p> |
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13 BAFL 4=<p>This panic is raised by the <code>Read...()</code> member functions and the <code>Advance()</code> member function of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TResourceReader</code></span>, when the current position in the resource buffer is moved beyond the end of the buffer.</p> |
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14 BAFL 5=<p>This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TResourceReader::Rewind()</code></span>, when the current position in the resource buffer is moved before the start of the buffer.</p> |
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15 BAFL 6=<p>Unused</p> |
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16 BAFL 7=<p>Unused</p> |
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17 BAFL 8=<p>Unused</p> |
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18 BAFL 9=<p>Unused</p> |
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19 BAFL 10=<p>Unused</p> |
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20 BAFL 11=<p>Unused</p> |
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21 BAFL 12=<p>Unused</p> |
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22 BAFL 13=<p>Unused</p> |
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23 BAFL 14=<p>No path specified in sound info passed to <code>CBaSystemSoundArray::SetSoundL()</code></p> |
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24 BAFL 15=<p><i>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</i></p><p>This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TResourceReader::ReadTPtrC16()</code></span>, when it detects that the alignment of Unicode strings within the resource is incorrect, i.e. the buffer is of an incorrect length for reading a Unicode string.</p> |
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25 BAFL 16=<p>Unsupported old resource file format</p> |
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26 BAFL 17=<p>No system sound category set for new system sound</p> |
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27 BAFL 18=<p>Invalid system sound priority set</p> |
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28 BAFL 19=<p>NULL UID passed to <code>CBaNamedPlugins::IndexOfUid()</code></p> |
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29 BAFL 20=<p>Bad resource file format found when constructing a <code>CBaNamedPlugins</code> object.</p> |
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30 BAFL 21=<p>The array position at which the text representing the choice of no plug-in is to be inserted, is invalid. The panic is raised by <code>CBaNamedPlugins::ConstructL()</code>.</p> |
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31 BAFL 22=<p>An invalid comparison algorithm or no comparison algorithm supplied when sorting the plug-in names in the implementation of <code>CBaNamedPlugins::ConstructL()</code>.</p> |
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32 BAFL 23=<p>Unused.</p> |
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33 BITGDI 1=<p>No graphics device specified for use with <code>CFbsBitGc</code></p> |
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34 BITGDI 2=<p>Unused</p> |
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35 BITGDI 3=<p>No font selected</p> |
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36 BITGDI 4=<p>Sprite cancelled when no sprite is set</p> |
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37 BITGDI 5=<p>Unused</p> |
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38 BITGDI 6=<p>Unused</p> |
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39 BITGDI 7=<p>Unused</p> |
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40 BITGDI 8=<p>Unused</p> |
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41 BITGDI 9=<p>Invalid display mode</p> |
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42 BITGDI 10=<p>Invalid clipping region</p> |
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43 BITGDI 11=<p>Invalid window handle</p> |
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44 BITGDI 12=<p>Invalid font</p> |
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45 BITGDI 13=<p>Invalid bitmap</p> |
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46 BITGDI 14=<p>Co-ordinates out of range</p> |
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47 BITGDI 15=<p>Unused</p> |
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48 BITGDI 16=<p>Bad parameter used while filling a polygon</p> |
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49 BITGDI 17=<p>Invalid zero-sized parameter</p> |
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50 BITGDI 18=<p>Unused</p> |
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51 BITGDI 19=<p>Unused</p> |
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52 C32-fault 0=<p>Failed to install active scheduler or error running the scheduler.</p> |
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53 C32-fault 1=<p>Failed to create server</p> |
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54 C32-fault 2=<p>Failed to start server</p> |
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55 C32-fault 3=<p>Could not allocate a Clean Up Stack.</p> |
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56 C32-fault 4=<p>API or function call not implemented yet.</p> |
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57 C32-fault 5=<p>Reference counting error</p> |
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58 C32-fault 6=<p>NULL pointer passed to API.</p> |
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59 C32-fault 7=<p>Unable to allocate global timer, commonly caused by a memory allocation failure.</p> |
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60 CESockIniData 0=<p>Section name exceeded maximum length</p> |
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61 CESockIniData 1=<p>Variable name exceeded maximum length</p> |
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62 CHWComm 0=<p>Bad descriptor passed by client.</p> |
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63 CHWComm 1=<p><code>cancel()</code> method called without calling the respective API first. I.e. an attempt was made to cancel an operation that was not started.</p> |
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64 CHWComm 2=<p>Incorrect usage of an API for the current DTE/DCE role.</p> |
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65 CHWComm 3=<p>Internal error caused by the notification count being negative.</p> |
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66 CInSock 0=<p>Connectionless socket used when connected type required</p> |
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67 CInSock 1=<p>Attempt to send or receive on socket already in use</p> |
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68 Clock-client 0=<p>Clock is already constructed</p> |
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69 Clock-client 1=<p>Clock is already constructed</p> |
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70 Clock-client 2=<p>Clock is already constructed</p> |
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71 Clock-client 3=<p>Clock is not full constructed</p> |
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72 Clock-client 4=<p>Clock is not full constructed</p> |
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73 Clock-client 5=<p>Clock is not full constructed</p> |
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74 Clock-client 6=<p>Clock is not full constructed</p> |
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75 Clock-client 7=<p>Clock is not full constructed</p> |
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76 Clock-client 8=<p>Clock is not full constructed</p> |
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77 Clock-client 9=<p>Clock is not full constructed</p> |
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78 Clock-client 10=<p>Clock is not full constructed</p> |
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79 Clock-client 11=<p>Clock is not full constructed</p> |
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80 Clock-client 12=<p>Clock is not full constructed</p> |
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81 Clock-client 13=<p>Clock is not full constructed</p> |
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82 Clock-client 14=<p>Clock is not full constructed</p> |
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83 Clock-client 15=<p>Clock is not full constructed</p> |
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84 Clock-client 16=<p>Clock is not full constructed</p> |
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85 Clock-client 17=<p>Incorrect number of additions</p> |
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86 Clock-client 18=<p>Incorrect number of additions</p> |
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87 Clock-client 20=<p>No more additions expected</p> |
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88 Clock-client 21=<p>Too few text sections</p> |
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89 Clock-client 22=<p>Too few hands</p> |
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90 Clock-client 23=<p>Too few hand features</p> |
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91 Clock-client 24=<p>Invalid rectangle parameters</p> |
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92 Clock-client 25=<p>Internal error</p> |
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93 Clock-client 26=<p>Internal error</p> |
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94 Clock-client 27=<p>Internal error</p> |
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95 Clock-client 28=<p>Internal error</p> |
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96 Clock-client 29=<p>Internal error</p> |
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97 Clock-client 30=<p>Internal error</p> |
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98 Clock-client 31=<p>Internal error</p> |
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99 Clock-client 32=<p>Internal error</p> |
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100 Clock-client 33=<p>Internal error</p> |
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101 Clock-client 34=<p>Internal error</p> |
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102 Clock-client 35=<p>Internal error</p> |
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103 Clock-client 36=<p>Internal error</p> |
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104 Clock-client 37=<p>Clock is not full constructed</p> |
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105 Clock-client 38=<p>Clock is not full constructed</p> |
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106 Clock-client 39=<p>Clock is not full constructed</p> |
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107 Clock-client 44=<p>Internal error</p> |
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108 Clock-client 45=<p>Internal error</p> |
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109 Clock-client 46=<p>Internal error</p> |
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110 CommsDbServer 1=<p><code>CCommsDbTableView::InsertRecord()</code> called when <code>InsertRecord()</code> or <code>UpdateRecord()</code> has already been made.</p> |
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111 CommsDbServer 2=<p><code>CCommsDbTableView::UpdateRecord()</code> called when <code>InsertRecord()</code> or <code>UpdateRecord()</code> has already been made.</p> |
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112 CommsDbServer 3=<p><code>CCommsDbTableView::DeleteRecord()</code> called when a previous call to <code>InsertRecord()</code> or <code>UpdateRecord()</code> has been made</p> |
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113 CommsDbServer 4=<p><code>CCommsDbTableView::PutRecordChanges()</code> called without previous call to <code>InsertRecord()</code> or <code>UpdateRecord()</code></p> |
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114 CommsDbServer 5=<p><code>CCommsDbTableView::CancelRecordChanges()</code> called without previous call to <code>InsertRecord()</code> or <code>UpdateRecord()</code></p> |
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115 CommsDbServer 6=<p><code>CCommsDbTableView::GotoFirstRecord()</code> called while an operation involved in inserting or updating a record is still outstanding, or when the view has been closed.</p> |
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116 CommsDbServer 7=<p><code>CCommsDbTableView::GotoNextRecord()</code> called while an operation involved in inserting or updating a record is still outstanding, or when the view has been closed.</p> |
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117 CommsDbServer 8=<p><code>CCommsDbTableView::GotoPreviousRecord()</code> called while an operation involved in inserting or updating a record is still outstanding, or when the view has been closed.</p> |
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118 CommsDbServer 10=<p>Attempt made to read from a column before either <code>PutRecordChanges()</code> or <code>CancelRecordChanges()</code> has been called to complete a record insertion or update operation.</p> |
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119 CommsDbServer 12=<p>Attempt is made to write to a column without calling <code>CCommsDbTableView::InsertRecord()</code> or <code>CCommsDbTableView::UpdateRecord()</code></p> |
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120 CommsDbServer 13=<p>Attempt to write to table ID column with <code>CCommsDbTableView::WriteUintL()</code>.</p> |
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121 CommsDbServer 14=<p><code>CCommDbOverrideSettings::GetLongDesOverride()</code> called with too small <code>aValue</code> buffer.</p> |
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122 Comm server 0=<p>Write request made when request already in progress.</p> |
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123 Comm server 1=<p>Read request made when request already in progress.</p> |
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124 Comm server 2=<p>Break request made when request already in progress.</p> |
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125 Comm server 3=<p>Invalid port handle passed by client.</p> |
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126 Comm server 4=<p>Bad descriptor passed by client.</p> |
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127 Comm server 5=<p><code>RComm::SetConfig()</code> call made when another request already in progress.</p> |
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128 Comm server 6=<p><code>RComm::SetSignals()</code> call made when another request already in progress.</p> |
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129 Comm server 7=<p><code>RComm::ResetBuffers()</code> call made when another request already in progress.</p> |
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130 Comm server 8=<p><code>RComm::ReceiveBufferLength()</code> call made when another request already in progress.</p> |
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131 Comm server 9=<p>Cannot have two outstanding <code>RComm::NotifySignalChange()</code> requests from the same client.</p> |
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132 Comm server 10=<p>Cannot have two outstanding <code>RComm::NotifyFlowControlChange()</code> requests from the same client.</p> |
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133 Comm server 11=<p>Cannot have two outstanding <code>RComm::NotifyConfigChange()</code> requests from the same client.</p> |
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134 Comm server 12=<p>Cannot have two outstanding <code>RComm::NotifyBreak()</code> requests from the same client.</p> |
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135 Comm server 13=<p>Cannot have two outstanding <code>RComm::NotifyDataAvailable()</code> requests from the same client.</p> |
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136 Comm server 14=<p>Cannot have two outstanding <code>RComm::NotifyOutputEmpty()</code> requests from the same client. </p> |
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137 Comm server 15=<p>Thread size is negative.</p> |
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138 Comm server 16=<p>Minimum heap size is too small.</p> |
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139 Comm server 17=<p>Maximum heap size is less than minimum heap size.</p> |
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140 Comm server 18=<p>Wrong client session for set access request.</p> |
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141 Comm server 19=<p>Client must close object before setting comm access.</p> |
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142 CONARC 0=<p><code>CCnaScanningConverterFinder::NextL()</code> called before <code>FindAllConvL()</code></p> |
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143 CONARC 1=<p>Attempt to scan unknown drive</p> |
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144 CONARC 2=<p>File error while attempting to restore converter information </p> |
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145 CONARC 3=<p><code>CCnaScanningCnfFinder::NextL()</code> called before <code>FindAllCnfL()</code></p> |
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146 CONARC 4=<p>Unused</p> |
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147 CONE 1=<p> Environment start up error </p> |
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148 CONE 2=<p> Environment already exists </p> |
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149 CONE 3=<p> App UI cannot be created </p> |
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150 CONE 4=<p> Control cannot be found in the control stack </p> |
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151 CONE 5=<p> Environment caught unexpected leave </p> |
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152 CONE 6=<p> Non-leaving function CCoeControl::Draw() leaves during a redraw operation </p> |
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153 CONE 7=<p> Environment found file server resources had not been freed </p> |
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154 CONE 8=<p> Environment found window server resources had not been freed </p> |
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155 CONE 9=<p> Environment failed to handle window server event </p> |
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156 CONE 10=<p> The control already owns a window </p> |
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157 CONE 11=<p> The control cannot close the window as it does not own one </p> |
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158 CONE 12=<p> <code>CCoeControl::ComponentControl()</code> has been called, but the control is not a container </p> |
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159 CONE 13=<p> Environment cannot find the resource file in order to delete it </p> |
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160 CONE 14=<p> Environment cannot find the specified resource in any resource file </p> |
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161 CONE 15=<p> A NULL resource file name was passed to <code>CCoeEnv::AddResourceFileL()</code> </p> |
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162 CONE 16=<p> Resource is wrong length to be read as Unicode string </p> |
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163 CONE 17=<p> Internal control set up error </p> |
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164 CONE 18=<p> Attempted to add NULL observer </p> |
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165 CONE 19=<p> Attempted to remove NULL observer </p> |
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166 CONE 20=<p> Attempted to set up NULL FEP </p> |
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167 CONE 21=<p> Observer has already been added </p> |
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168 CONE 22=<p> Unused </p> |
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169 CONE 23=<p> Unused </p> |
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170 CONE 24=<p> FEP could not be loaded due to set-up problem </p> |
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171 CONE 25=<p> Unused </p> |
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172 CONE 26=<p> Unused </p> |
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173 CONE 27=<p> NULL GC passed to <code>CCoeEnv::SwapSystemGc()</code> </p> |
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174 CONE 28=<p> Resource file has not been freed </p> |
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175 CONE 29=<p> No view server session present </p> |
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176 CONE 30=<p> Specified view could not be found </p> |
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177 CONE 31=<p> NULL UID passed to <code>CCoeStatic::CCoeStatic()</code> </p> |
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178 CONE 32=<p> Duplicate UID passed to <code>CCoeStatic::CCoeStatic()</code> </p> |
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179 CONE 33=<p> Attempt to use <code>CoeSoundPlayer</code> without an environment </p> |
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180 CONE 34=<p> Unused </p> |
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181 CONE 35=<p> Unused </p> |
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182 CONE 36=<p> Open handles were found during application shutdown </p> |
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183 CONE 37=<p> Unexpected view server event </p> |
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184 CONE 38=<p> View observer not found </p> |
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185 CONE 39=<p> View notification observer already exists </p> |
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186 CONE 40=<p> Embedded app UI is not NULL </p> |
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187 CONE 41=<p> Embedded app UI is not NULL </p> |
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188 CONE 42=<p> Embedded app UI is not NULL </p> |
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189 CONE 43=<p> Embedded app UI is not NULL </p> |
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190 CONE 44=<p> Control being destroyed is still on the control stack </p> |
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191 CONE 45=<p> Focus observer notification is not pending </p> |
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192 CONE 46=<p> The handle for the current Window Server Redraw event is invalid </p> |
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193 CONE 47=<p> No longer used </p> |
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194 CONE 48=<p> No longer used </p> |
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195 CONE 49=<p> The control parent-child hierarchy has become circular </p> |
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196 CONE 50=<p> A control's parent has been set to something other than NULL or itself prior to being added to the control stack </p> |
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197 CONE 51=<p> Two controls with the same ID exist </p> |
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198 CONE 52=<p> An attempt was made to add an item to a control array which does not exist </p> |
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199 CONE 53=<p> No longer used </p> |
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200 CONE 54=<p> No longer used </p> |
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201 CONE 55=<p> No longer used </p> |
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202 CONE 56=<p> No longer used </p> |
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203 CONE 57=<p> An error occured while notifying the central repository of a FEP change </p> |
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204 E32USER-CBase 1=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Set()</code> member function of <code>CAsyncCallBack</code>, if this active object is already active when the function is called. </p> |
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205 E32USER-CBase 2=<p> <i>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</i> </p> <p> This panic is raised by the <code>Call()</code> member function of <code>CAsyncOneShot</code> if the active object has not already been added to the active scheduler. </p> |
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206 E32USER-CBase 3=<p> This panic is raised during construction of a dynamic buffer (a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufFlat</code></span> or a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufSeg</code></span>) when the value of the granularity passed to the constructors is negative. </p> |
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207 E32USER-CBase 4=<p> This panic is raised when reading from a dynamic buffer (a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufFlat</code></span> or a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufSeg</code></span>) using the <code>Read()</code> member function. It is caused by attempting to read beyond the end of the buffer. </p> |
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208 E32USER-CBase 5=<p> This panic is raised when writing to a dynamic buffer (a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufFlat</code></span> or a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufSeg</code></span>) using the <code>Write()</code> member function. It is caused by attempting to write beyond the end of the buffer. </p> |
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209 E32USER-CBase 6=<p> This panic is raised when reading from a dynamic buffer (a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufFlat</code></span> or a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufSeg</code></span>) using the <code>Read()</code> member function. It is caused by specifying a negative length for the amount of data to be read </p> |
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210 E32USER-CBase 7=<p> This panic is raised when writing to a dynamic buffer (a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufFlat</code></span> or a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufSeg</code></span>) using the <code>Write()</code> member function. It is caused by specifying a negative length for the amount of data to be written. </p> |
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211 E32USER-CBase 8=<p> This panic is raised when inserting data into a dynamic buffer (a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufFlat</code></span> or a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufSeg</code></span>) using the <code>InsertL()</code> member function or when inserting an uninitialized region into the dynamic buffer using the <code>ExpandL()</code> member function. It is caused by passing a negative length value to these functions. </p> |
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212 E32USER-CBase 9=<p> This panic is raised when inserting data into a dynamic buffer (a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufFlat</code></span> or a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufSeg</code></span>) using the <code>InsertL()</code> member function. It is caused when the variant of <code>InsertL()</code> which takes a pointer to <code>TAny</code>, is passed a NULL pointer value. </p> |
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213 E32USER-CBase 10=<p> This panic is raised when specifying the minimum amount of space which a flat dynamic buffer (a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufFlat</code></span>) should occupy using the <code>SetReserveL()</code> member function. It is caused when the size value passed to the function is negative. </p> |
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214 E32USER-CBase 11=<p> This panic is raised when specifying the minimum amount of space which a flat dynamic buffer (a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufFlat</code></span>) should occupy using the <code>SetReserveL()</code> member function. It is caused when the size value passed to the function is less than the current size of the buffer. </p> |
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215 E32USER-CBase 12=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Delete()</code>, <code>Ptr()</code>, <code>BackPtr()</code> member functions of a flat dynamic buffer (a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufFlat</code></span>); the panic can also be raised by <code>InsertL()</code> and <code>ExpandL()</code>. It is caused when the position value passed to these functions is either negative or represents a position beyond the end of the current buffer. </p> |
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216 E32USER-CBase 13=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Delete()</code> member function of a flat dynamic buffer (a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufFlat</code></span>). It is caused when the combination of position and length values passed to the function implies an attempt to delete data beyond the end of the flat buffer. </p> |
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217 E32USER-CBase 14=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Delete()</code>, <code>Ptr()</code>, <code>BackPtr()</code> member functions of a segmented dynamic buffer (a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufSeg</code></span>); the panic can also be raised by <code>InsertL()</code> and <code>ExpandL()</code>. It is caused when the position value passed to these functions is either negative or represents a position beyond the end of the current buffer. </p> |
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218 E32USER-CBase 15=<p> This panic is raised by the Delete() member function of a segmented dynamic buffer (a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufSeg</code></span>). It is caused when the combination of position and length values passed to the function implies an attempt to delete data beyond the end of the segmented buffer. </p> |
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219 E32USER-CBase 16=<p> <i>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</i> </p> <p> This panic is raised by the <code>InsertL()</code>, <code>Delete()</code>, <code>Ptr()</code> and <code>BackPtr()</code> member functions as implemented for segmented buffers (<span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufSeg</code></span>), when the offset within a segment, where data is to be inserted or removed, is greater than the buffer granularity. </p> |
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220 E32USER-CBase 17=<p> This panic is raised by the constructors of arrays of fixed length objects as represented, for example, by the classes <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayFixFlat</code></span>, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayFixSeg</code></span> and <code class="ApiItem">CArrayFixFlat<TAny></code>. It is caused when the record length is either negative or zero. </p> <p> The record length is either explicitly specified as in the case of the <code class="ApiItem">CArrayFixFlat<TAny></code> class or is implied by the length of the template class as in the case of the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayFixFlat</code></span> class. </p> |
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221 E32USER-CBase 18=<p> This panic is raised by the constructors of arrays of fixed length objects as represented, for example, by the classes: <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayFixFlat</code></span> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayFixSeg</code></span>. It is caused when the granularity passed to the constructors is either negative or zero. </p> |
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222 E32USER-CBase 19=<p> This panic is raised by the constructors of arrays of variable length objects as represented, for example, by the classes: <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayVarFlat</code></span> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayVarSeg</code></span>. It is caused when the granularity passed to the constructors is either negative or zero. </p> |
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223 E32USER-CBase 20=<p> This panic is raised by the constructors of packed arrays as represented, for example, by the class <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayPakFlat</code></span>. It is caused when the granularity passed to the constructors is either negative or zero. </p> |
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224 E32USER-CBase 21=<p> This panic is raised by any operation which accesses an element of an array by explicit reference to an index number, for example, the <code>Delete()</code>, <code>InsertL()</code> and <code>At()</code> member functions or the operator <code>Operator[]</code>. It is caused by specifying an index value which is either negative or is greater than or equal to the number of objects currently within the array. </p> |
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225 E32USER-CBase 22=<p> This panic is raised when deleting contiguous elements from an array of fixed length objects (derived from <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayFixBase</code></span>) using the <code>Delete()</code> member function. It is caused by specifying the number of contiguous elements as a zero or negative value. </p> |
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226 E32USER-CBase 23=<p> This panic is raised when inserting contiguous elements into an array of fixed length objects (derived from <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayFixBase</code></span>) using the <code>InsertL()</code> member function. It is caused by specifying the number of contiguous elements as a zero or negative value. </p> |
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227 E32USER-CBase 24=<p> This panic is raised when resizing an array of fixed length objects (derived from <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayFixBase</code></span>) using the <code>ResizeL()</code> member function. It is caused by specifying the number of contiguous elements as a zero or negative value. </p> |
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228 E32USER-CBase 25=<p> This panic is raised when deleting contiguous elements from an array of variable length objects (derived from <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayVarBase</code></span>) using the <code>Delete()</code> member function. It is caused by specifying the number of contiguous elements as a zero or negative value. </p> |
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229 E32USER-CBase 26=<p> This panic is raised when deleting contiguous elements from a packed array (derived from <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayPakBase</code></span>) using the <code>Delete()</code> member function. It is caused by specifying the number of contiguous elements as a zero or negative value. </p> |
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230 E32USER-CBase 27=<p> This panic is raised when reserving space in flat arrays of fixed length objects, (the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayFixFlat</code></span>,<code class="ApiItem">CArrayFixFlat<TAny></code> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayPtrFlat</code></span> classes ) using the <code>SetReserveL()</code> member function. It is caused by specifying the number of elements, for which space is to be reserved, as less than the current number of elements in the array. </p> |
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231 E32USER-CBase 28=<p> This panic is raised when inserting or appending replicated elements to the arrays of fixed length objects <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayFixFlat</code></span> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayFixSeg</code></span> using the <code>InsertL()</code> or <code>AppendL()</code> functions. It is caused by specifying the number of replicas as negative or zero. </p> |
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232 E32USER-CBase 29=<p> This panic is raised when deleting elements from a fixed length, variable length or packed array (derived from <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayFixBase</code></span>, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayVarBase</code></span> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayPakBase</code></span>) using the <code>Delete()</code> function. It is caused when the specification of the position of the first element to be deleted and the number of contiguous elements to be deleted refers to elements which are outside the bounds of the array. </p> |
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233 E32USER-CBase 30=<p> This panic is raised when inserting into, appending onto, expanding or extending a variable length array or a packed array (i.e. arrays derived from <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayVar</code></span> or <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CArrayPak</code></span>) using the <code>InsertL()</code>, <code>AppendL()</code>, <code>ExpandL()</code> or <code>ExtendL()</code> functions respectively. It is caused by specifying the length of the element as a negative value. </p> |
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234 E32USER-CBase 33=<p> This panic is raised by the destructor of a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CObject</code></span>. It is caused, if an attempt is made to delete the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CObject</code></span> when the reference count is not zero. </p> |
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235 E32USER-CBase 34=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Close()</code> member function of a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CObject</code></span>. It is caused, if the reference count is negative. </p> |
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236 E32USER-CBase 35=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Remove()</code> member function of an object container, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CObjectCon</code></span>. It is caused when the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CObject</code></span> to be removed from the container is not contained by the container. </p> |
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237 E32USER-CBase 36=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Remove()</code> member function of a container index, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CObjectConIx</code></span>. It is caused when the object container, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CObjectCon</code></span>, to be removed from the index is not contained by the index. </p> |
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238 E32USER-CBase 37=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Remove()</code> member function of an object index, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CObjectIx</code></span>. It is caused when the handle passed to the <code>Remove()</code> function does not represent a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CObject</code></span> known to the object index. </p> |
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239 E32USER-CBase 38=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>At()</code>, <code>FindByName()</code> and <code>FindByFullName()</code> member functions of an object container, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CObjectCon</code></span>. It is caused when the unique ID as derived from the handle is not the same as the unique ID held by the object container. </p> |
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240 E32USER-CBase 39=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>At()</code> member function of an object container, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CObjectCon</code></span>. It is caused when the index represented by the handle is outside the permitted range. In effect, the handle is bad. </p> |
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241 E32USER-CBase 40=<p> This panic is raised by the destructor of an active object, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CActive</code></span>. It is caused by an attempt to delete the active object while it still has a request outstanding. </p> |
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242 E32USER-CBase 41=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Add()</code> member function of an active scheduler, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CActiveScheduler</code></span>. It is caused by an attempt to add an active object to the active scheduler when it has already been added to the active scheduler </p> |
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243 E32USER-CBase 42=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>SetActive()</code> member function of an active object, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CActive</code></span>. It is caused by an attempt to flag the active object as active when it is already active, i.e. a request is still outstanding. </p> |
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244 E32USER-CBase 43=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Install()</code> member function of an active scheduler, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CActiveScheduler</code></span>. It is caused by attempting to install this active scheduler as the current active scheduler when there is already a current active scheduler; i.e. an active scheduler has already been installed. </p> |
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245 E32USER-CBase 44=<p> This panic is raised by calls to the <code>Start()</code>, <code>Stop()</code> and <code>Add()</code> member functions of an active scheduler, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CActiveScheduler</code></span> when the thread does not have an installed active scheduler. </p> |
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246 E32USER-CBase 45=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Stop()</code> member function of an active scheduler, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CActiveScheduler</code></span>. Calling <code>Stop()</code> terminates the wait loop started by the most recent call to <code>Start()</code>. The panic is caused by a call to <code>Stop()</code> which is not matched by a corresponding call to <code>Start()</code>. </p> |
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247 E32USER-CBase 46=<p> This panic is raised by an active scheduler, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CActiveScheduler</code></span>. It is caused by a stray signal. </p> |
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248 E32USER-CBase 47=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Error()</code> virtual member function of an active scheduler, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CActiveScheduler</code></span>. This function is called when an active object’s <code>RunL()</code> function leaves. Applications always replace the <code>Error()</code> function in a class derived from <code>CActiveScheduler</code>; the default behaviour provided by <code>CActiveScheduler</code> raises this panic. </p> |
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249 E32USER-CBase 48=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Add()</code> member function of an active scheduler, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CActiveScheduler</code></span>, when a NULL pointer is passed to the function. </p> |
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250 E32USER-CBase 49=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>SetActive()</code> and <code>Deque()</code> member functions of an active object, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CActive</code></span>. It is raised if the active object has not been added to the active scheduler. </p> |
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251 E32USER-CBase 50=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>SetPriority()</code> member function of an active object, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CActive</code></span>. It is caused by an attempt to change the priority of the active object while it is active, i.e. while a request is outstanding). </p> |
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252 E32USER-CBase 51=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>At()</code>, <code>After()</code> and <code>Lock()</code> member functions of the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CTimer</code></span> active object. It is caused by an attempt to request a timer event when the <code>CTimer</code> active object has not been added to the active scheduler. </p> |
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253 E32USER-CBase 52=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Start()</code> member function of the periodic timer active object, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CPeriodic</code></span>, when a negative time interval is passed to the function. </p> |
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254 E32USER-CBase 53=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Start()</code> member function of the periodic timer active object, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CPeriodic</code></span>, when a negative delay time interval is passed to the function. </p> |
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255 E32USER-CBase 54=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>RunL()</code> member function of the <code class="ApiItem">CServer</code> active object base class responsible for handling asynchronous requests from a client thread when the client passes a negative function code in <code class="ApiItem">RMessage</code>. The only negative values permitted are RMessage::EConnect and RMessage::EDisConnect. </p> |
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256 E32USER-CBase 55=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Start()</code> member function of the <code class="ApiItem">CServer</code> active object base class responsible for handling asynchronous requests from a client thread. It is caused by the server having no name. </p> |
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257 E32USER-CBase 56=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>New()</code> and <code>NewL()</code> member functions of <code>CBitMapAllocator</code> when a negative or zero size is passed to them. </p> |
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258 E32USER-CBase 57=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Free(TInt aPos)</code> member function of <code>CBitMapAllocator</code> when a position value is passed which is out of bounds. </p> |
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259 E32USER-CBase 58=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>IsFree(TInt aPos)</code> member function of <code>CBitMapAllocator</code> when a position value is passed which is out of bounds. </p> |
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260 E32USER-CBase 59=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>AllocFromTopFrom(TInt aPos)</code> member function of <code>CBitMapAllocator</code> when a position value is passed which is out of bounds. </p> |
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261 E32USER-CBase 62=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>AllocAt()</code> member function of <code>CBitMapAllocator</code> when the implied position has already been allocated. </p> |
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262 E32USER-CBase 63=<p> This panic is raised as a result of a call to the <code>Pop()</code> and <code>PopAndDestroy()</code> static member functions of the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CleanupStack</code></span> class. The panic occurs when TRAPs have been nested and an attempt is made to pop too many items from the cleanup stack for the current nest level. </p> |
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263 E32USER-CBase 64=<p> This panic is raised as a result of a call to the <code>Pop()</code> and <code>PopAndDestroy()</code> static member functions of the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CleanupStack</code></span> class. The panic occurs when attempt is made to pop more items from the cleanup stack than are on the cleanup stack. </p> |
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264 E32USER-CBase 65=<p> The panic is raised as a result of a call to the <code>Pop()</code> and <code>PopAndDestroy()</code> static member functions of the <code>CleanupStack</code> class. The panic occurs when an attempt is made to pop more items from the cleanup stack than are on the cleanup stack. </p> |
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265 E32USER-CBase 66=<p> This panic is raised if an attempt is being made to insert a cleanup item into a position on the cleanup stack reserved for marking the current <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TRAP</code></span> nest level. In practice this error occurs if the call to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CleanupStack::PushL()</code></span> happens when there has been no call to <code>TRAP()</code>. </p> |
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266 E32USER-CBase 67=<p> This panic is raised when building a <code>TCleanupStackItem</code> which is to be added to the cleanup stack. The building of the <code>TCleanupStackItem</code> needs a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TCleanupItem</code></span> and this has been constructed with a NULL cleanup operation (a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TCleanupOperation</code></span>). </p> |
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267 E32USER-CBase 68=<p> This panic is raised if there are no free slots available on the cleanup stack to insert a cleanup item </p> |
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268 E32USER-CBase 69=<p> This panic is raised if no trap handler has been installed. In practice, this occurs if <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CTrapCleanup</code></span><code>::New()</code> has not been called before using the cleanup stack. </p> |
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269 E32USER-CBase 70=<p> This panic is raised as a result of a call to the versions of the <code>Pop()</code> and <code>PopAndDestroy()</code> static member functions of the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CleanupStack</code></span> class which take an explicit count of the items to be popped. The panic is caused by passing a negative value for the number of items to be popped. </p> |
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270 E32USER-CBase 71=<p> This panic is raised when <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TRAP</code></span>s have been nested and an attempt is made to exit from a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TRAP</code></span> nest level before all the cleanup items belonging to that level have been popped off the cleanup stack. </p> <p> There must be the same number of items on the cleanup stack on entering a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TRAP</code></span> harness as there is on exiting. In other words, anything that is pushed onto the cleanup stack inside a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TRAP</code></span> harness must be popped off before leaving the harness. </p> <p> For example, the following code avoids this panic when <code>FooLC()</code> does not leave, by explicitly popping <code>pointer</code> before the end of the harness: </p> <p class="CodeBlock"><code>TRAPD(error, pointer = FooLC(); CleanupStack::Pop(pointer));</code></p> <p> See also <span class="stripedlink">How to use TRAP</span>. </p> |
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271 E32USER-CBase 72=<p> This panic is raised by the constructor of the circular buffer base class, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CCirBufBase</code></span>, when the size value passed is zero or negative. </p> |
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272 E32USER-CBase 73=<p> This panic is raised by a call to the <code>SetLengthL()</code> member function of of the circular buffer base class, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CCirBufBase</code></span>, by passing a length value which is zero or negative. </p> |
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273 E32USER-CBase 74=<p> This panic is raised by a call to the <code>Add()</code> member function of a circular buffer, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CCirBuf</code></span> when the pointer to the item to be added is NULL. </p> |
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274 E32USER-CBase 75=<p> This panic is raised by a call to the <code>Add()</code> member function of a circular buffer, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CCirBuf</code></span> when the number of items to be added is zero or negative </p> |
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275 E32USER-CBase 76=<p> This panic is raised by a call to the <code>Remove()</code> member function of a circular buffer, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CCirBuf</code></span> when the number of items to be removed is zero or negative. </p> |
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276 E32USER-CBase 89=<p> Introduced in 6.0: This panic is raised by call to the <code>Replace()</code> member function of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CActiveScheduler</code></span> when the replacement active scheduler is the same as the existing active scheduler. </p> |
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277 E32USER-CBase 90=<p> Introduced in 6.0: The panic is raised as a result of a call to the <code>Pop()</code> and <code>PopAndDestroy()</code> static member functions of the <code>CleanupStack</code> class. The panic occurs when an the item to be popped is not the expected item. </p> |
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278 E32USER-CBase 91=<p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CActiveSchedulerWait::Start()</code></span> when the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CActiveSchedulerWait</code></span> object has already been started. </p> |
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279 E32USER-CBase 92=<p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CActiveSchedulerWait::AsyncStop()</code></span> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CActiveSchedulerWait::CanStopNow()</code></span> when the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CActiveSchedulerWait</code></span> object has not been started. </p> |
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280 E32USER-CBase 93=<p> This panic is raised during construction of a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CAsyncOneShot</code></span> if the attempt to open a handle to the current thread fails. </p> |
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281 E32USER-CBase 94=<p> Not used. </p> |
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282 E32USER-CBase 95=<p> This panic is raised on calls to the default implementations of functions: <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CPolicyServer::CustomSecurityCheckL()</code></span> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CPolicyServer::CustomFailureActionL()</code></span>. </p> <p> The class <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CPolicyServer</code></span> is intended to be derived from, and these functions in particular need to be re-implemented in a derived class. This panic is a symptom of a failure to provide a derived class. </p> |
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283 E32USER-CBase 96=<p> <i>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</i> </p> <p> It is raised by the protected <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CPolicyServer</code></span> constructor, if the first element pointed to by the <code>iRanges</code> member of the <code class="ApiItem">TPolicy</code> <code>aPolicy</code> parameter does not have a value of 0; i.e. if <code>aPolicy</code>'s <code class="ApiItem">TPolicy::iRanges</code><code>[0]</code> is not 0. </p> |
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284 E32USER-CBase 97=<p> <i>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</i> </p> <p> It is raised by the protected <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CPolicyServer</code></span> constructor, if the value of each element of the <code>iRanges</code> member of the <code class="ApiItem">TPolicy</code> <code>aPolicy</code> parameter is not greater than the value of the previous element. </p> <p> See also <code class="ApiItem">TPolicy::iRanges</code>. </p> |
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285 E32USER-CBase 98=<p> <i>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</i> </p> <p> It is raised by the protected <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CPolicyServer</code></span> constructor, if the value of every element in the <code>iElementsIndex</code> member of the <code class="ApiItem">TPolicy</code> <code>aPolicy</code> parameter is not valid. </p> <p> Elements of <code>iElementsIndex</code> are invalid if their values are either: </p> <ul> <li> <p> less than <code>ESpecialCaseHardLimit</code> </p> </li> </ul> <p> or </p> <ul> <li> <p> greater than <code>ESpecialCaseLimit</code> </p> </li> </ul> <p> See also <code class="ApiItem">TPolicy::iElementsIndex</code> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CPolicyServer::TSpecialCase</code></span>. </p> |
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286 E32USER-CBase 99=<p> <i>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</i> </p> <p> It is raised by the protected <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CPolicyServer</code></span> constructor, if the value of the <code>iOnConnect</code> member of the <code class="ApiItem">TPolicy</code> <code>aPolicy</code> parameter is not valid. </p> <p> The <code>iOnConnect</code> member is invalid if its value is either: </p> <ul> <li> <p> less than <code>ESpecialCaseHardLimit</code> </p> </li> </ul> <p> or </p> <ul> <li> <p> greater than <code>ESpecialCaseLimit</code> </p> </li> </ul> <p> See also <code class="ApiItem">TPolicy::iOnConnect</code> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CPolicyServer::TSpecialCase</code></span>. </p> |
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287 E32USER-CBase 100=<p> This panic is raised if <code class="ApiItem">CPolicyServer::iPolicy</code> is found to be invalid for some unknown reason. </p> <p> If you run the server in debug mode, it is likely that the server will panic with one of the panic codes in the range 96 to 99 inclusive. These are described above. </p> <p> See <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CPolicyServer</code></span> for information about what constitutes a valid policy. </p> |
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288 E32USER-CBase 101=<p> This panic is raised when the value returned by the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CPolicyServer::CustomSecurityCheckL()</code></span> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CPolicyServer::CustomFailureActionL()</code></span> functions is invalid. </p> <p> The <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CPolicyServer::TCustomResult</code></span> enum defines the valid set of return values. </p> |
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289 E32USER-CBase 102=<p> <i>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</i> </p> <p> It is raised by the protected <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CPolicyServer</code></span> constructor, if the value of the <code>iRangeCount</code> member of the <code class="ApiItem">TPolicy</code> <code>aPolicy</code> parameter is not greater than 0. A value of 0 implies that no policies have been passed to the policy server. It is a requirement that at least one policy be passed to the policy server. </p> |
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290 E32USER-CBase 103=<p> This panic is raised by the policy server framework if a message fails a policy check, whether custom or not. </p> |
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291 E32USER-CBase 104=<p> <i>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</i> </p> <p> It is raised by a number of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CObjectIx</code></span> member functions if the object's data becomes inconsistent. </p> |
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292 eSock fault 0=<p>Socket server initiation error</p> |
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293 eSock fault 1=<p>No comms server available</p> |
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294 eSock fault 2=<p>Unused</p> |
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295 eSock fault 3=<p>Failed to install active scheduler</p> |
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296 eSock fault 4=<p>Failed to create Sockets Server</p> |
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297 eSock fault 5=<p>Failed to start Sockets Server</p> |
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298 eSock fault 6=<p>Unused</p> |
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299 eSock fault 7=<p>Unused</p> |
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300 eSock fault 8=<p>Call made to unimplemented <code>CProtocolBase::NewSAPL()</code></p> |
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301 eSock fault 9=<p>Call made to unimplemented <code>CProtocolBase::NewHostResolverL()</code></p> |
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302 eSock fault 10=<p>Call made to unimplemented <code>CProtocolBase::NewServiceResolverL()</code></p> |
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303 eSock fault 11=<p>Call made to unimplemented <code>CProtocolBase::NewNetDatabaseL()</code></p> |
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304 eSock fault 12=<p>Unused</p> |
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305 eSock fault 13=<p>Unused</p> |
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306 eSock fault 14=<p>Unused</p> |
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307 eSock fault 15=<p>Error in internal state</p> |
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308 eSock fault 16=<p>Read attempted when already attempting</p> |
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309 eSock fault 17=<p>Write attempted when already attempting</p> |
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310 eSock fault 18=<p>Connect attempted when already attempting</p> |
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311 eSock fault 19=<p>Close attempted when already attempting</p> |
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312 eSock fault 20=<p>Ioctl attempted when already attempting</p> |
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313 eSock fault 21=<p>Unused</p> |
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314 eSock fault 22=<p>Error in accepted connection queuing</p> |
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315 eSock fault 23=<p>Unused</p> |
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316 eSock fault 24=<p>Failed to delete socket</p> |
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317 eSock fault 25=<p>Unused</p> |
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318 eSock fault 26=<p>Internal session maintenance error</p> |
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319 eSock fault 27=<p>Unused</p> |
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320 eSock panic 0=<p>Failed to create Sockets Server</p> |
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321 eSock panic 1=<p>Failed to start Sockets Server</p> |
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322 eSock panic 2=<p>Unused</p> |
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323 eSock panic 3=<p>Unused</p> |
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324 ESock 0=<p> Unknown socket </p> |
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325 ESock 1=<p> Unused </p> |
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326 ESock 2=<p> Connection request made while already attempting to connect </p> |
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327 ESock 3=<p> Read request made while already attempting to read </p> |
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328 ESock 4=<p> Send request made while already attempting to send </p> |
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329 ESock 5=<p> Close request made while already attempting to close </p> |
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330 ESock 6=<p> Shutdown request made while already attempting to shutdown </p> |
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331 ESock 7=<p> Accept request made while already attempting to accept </p> |
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332 ESock 8=<p> Ioctl request made while already attempting to perform Ioctl </p> |
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333 ESock 9=<p> Can't use <code>RSocket::SendTo()</code> on connection-orientated sockets </p> |
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334 ESock 10=<p> Can't use <code>RSocket::ListenL()</code> on connectionless sockets </p> |
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335 ESock 11=<p> Listen request made while already attempting to listen </p> |
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336 ESock 12=<p> Can't use <code>RSocket::Accept()</code> if not listening </p> |
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337 ESock 13=<p> Failed to accept </p> |
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338 ESock 14=<p> Descriptor parameter error </p> |
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339 ESock 15=<p> A request was made of an <code>RHostResolver</code>, <code>RServiceResolver</code>, or <code>RNetDatabase</code> when an asynchronous request was already pending. </p> |
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340 ESock 16=<p> Unused </p> |
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341 ESock 17=<p> No socket in use </p> |
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342 ESock 18=<p> Unused </p> |
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343 ESock 19=<p> <code>RHostResolver::Next()</code> called without initial resolution request </p> |
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344 ESock 20=<p> Socket not set up to connect </p> |
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345 Etel Server 0=<p>The subsession handle is not recognised by the server.</p> |
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346 Etel Server 1=<p>An attempt to read or write across the client-server boundary has failed. This usually indicates that the descriptor sent is incorrectly formatted.</p> |
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347 Etel Server 2=<p>The message type- sent by the client- is not recognised by the server.</p> |
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348 Etel Server 3=<p>Client code has attempted to re-post an asynchronous request before the original request has completed.</p> |
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349 Etel Server 4=<p>The client has attempted to open a sub-session without first opening its parent object. </p> |
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350 Etel Server 5=<p>The client has attempted to use a zero length descriptor.</p> |
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351 Etel Server 6=<p>The size field of a descriptor indicates that it contains a negative amount of data.</p> |
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352 Etel Server 7=<p>Not used.</p> |
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353 Etel Server 8=<p>Client failed to call <code>Open()</code>.</p> |
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354 Etel Server 9=<p>Client failed to call <code>Open()</code>.</p> |
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355 Etel Server 10=<p>Client code request to access an element outside the array range.</p> |
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356 Etel Server 11=<p>The <code>Open()</code> function has been called twice by the same sub-session.</p> |
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357 Etel Server 12=<p>The client has passed a bad phone call type.</p> |
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358 Etel Server 13=<p>The client has specified a bad name for a phone line or phone call object.</p> |
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359 FBSCLI 1=<p> No connection has been made to the font and bitmap server. </p> |
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360 FBSCLI 2=<p> Attempted to pass a command to the font and bitmap server, but no connection has been made. </p> |
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361 FBSCLI 3=<p> Not used. </p> |
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362 FBSCLI 4=<p> Not used. </p> |
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363 FBSCLI 5=<p> Not used. </p> |
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364 FBSCLI 6=<p> Internal typeface store error: the list of accessed fonts (<code>CTypefaceStore::iFontAccess</code>) is inconsistent with the font cache (<code>CFbsTypefaceStore::iTwipsCache</code>). </p> |
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365 FBSCLI 7=<p> The typeface store was unable to create a font due to a NULL font handle or address. </p> |
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366 FBSCLI 8=<p> Attempted to access a NULL font pointer (debug builds only). </p> |
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367 FBSCLI 9=<p> Invalid bitmap format (debug builds only). </p> |
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368 FBSCLI 10=<p> Invalid bitmap display mode (<span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDisplayMode</code></span>). </p> |
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369 FBSCLI 11=<p> Invalid bitmap compression value (<span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TBitmapfileCompression</code></span>), or an unsupported operation was attempted on a compressed bitmap. </p> |
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370 FBSCLI 12=<p> Bitmap decompression error (debug builds only). </p> |
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371 FBSCLI 13=<p> Memory addressing error. </p> |
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372 FBSCLI 14=<p> Either the display mode of the destination bitmap is not <code>EColor256</code>, or the two bitmaps are different sizes in <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CFbsColor256BitmapUtil::CopyBitmap()</code></span>. </p> |
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373 FBSCLI 15=<p> An error occurred when constructing a hardware bitmap (debug builds only). </p> |
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374 FBSCLI 16=<p> Not used. </p> |
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375 FBSCLI 17=<p> Memory alignment error in a bitmap loaded from ROM. </p> |
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376 FBSCLI 18=<p> Not used. </p> |
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377 FBSCLI 19=<p> New display mode not supported by <code>CBitwiseBitmap::ChangeDisplayMode()</code> (debug builds only). </p> |
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378 FBSCLI 20=<p> New display mode not supported by <code>CBitwiseBitmap::ChangeDisplayMode()</code> (debug builds only). </p> |
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379 FBSCLI 21=<p> When swapping a bitmap's width and height, the size of the new bitmap would exceed the amount of memory allocated. </p> |
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380 FBSCLI 22=<p> <code>CFbsBitmap::LockHeap()</code> has not been called prior to calling <code>CFbsBitmap::DataAddress()</code> (debug builds only). </p> |
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381 FSCLIENT panic 0=<p> This panic is raised by: </p> <ul> <li> <p> the <code>TDriveUnit(TInt aDrive)</code> variant of the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDriveUnit</code></span> constructor, </p> </li> <li> <p> the <code>(TInt aDrive)</code> variant of the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDriveUnit</code></span> assignment operator </p> </li> </ul> <p> when the specified drive number is greater than or equal to <code>KMaxDrives</code>, i.e. 26. </p> |
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382 FSCLIENT panic 1=<p> This panic is raised by: </p> <ul> <li> <p> the <code>TDriveUnit(const TDesC& aDriveText)</code> variant of the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDriveUnit</code></span> constructor, </p> </li> <li> <p> the <code>(const TDesC& aDriveText)</code> variant of the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDriveUnit</code></span> assignment operator </p> </li> </ul> <p> when the specified drive letter is invalid, i.e. does not correspond to a drive number. </p> |
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383 FSCLIENT panic 2=<p> This panic is raised when searching for the next file using <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TFindFile::Find()</code></span> or <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TFindFile::FindWild()</code></span> before the initial call specifying the search method. </p> <p> Calls to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TFindFile::Find()</code></span> cannot be made until an initial call has been made to either of: </p> <ul> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TFindFile::FindByDir()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TFindFile::FindByPath()</code></span> </p> </li> </ul> <p> Calls to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TFindFile::FindWild()</code></span> cannot be made until an initial call has been made to either of: </p> <ul> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TFindFile::FindWildByDir()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TFindFile::FindWildByPath()</code></span> </p> </li> </ul> |
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384 FSCLIENT panic 3=<p> <em>Not used.</em> </p> |
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385 FSCLIENT panic 4=<p> <em>Not used.</em> </p> |
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386 FSCLIENT panic 5=<p> This panic is raised by a call to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TFileText::Seek()</code></span> when the seek mode passed to the function is neither <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TSeek</code></span><code>::ESeekStart</code> nor <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TSeek</code></span><code>::ESeekEnd</code>. </p> |
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387 FSCLIENT panic 6=<p> <em>Not used.</em> </p> |
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388 FSCLIENT panic 7=<p> <em>Not used.</em> </p> |
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389 FSCLIENT panic 8=<p> <em>Not used.</em> </p> |
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390 FSCLIENT panic 9=<p> <em>Not used.</em> </p> |
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391 FSCLIENT panic 10=<p> This panic is raised by the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CFileMan</code></span> implementation when the operation to be run is undefined. </p> |
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392 FSCLIENT panic 11=<p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CFileBase::CurrentEntry()</code></span> if there is no current entry. </p> |
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393 FSCLIENT panic 12=<p> The value returned by the file management observer functions: </p> <ul> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">MFileManObserver::NotifyFileManStarted()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">MFileManObserver::NotifyFileManEnded()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">MFileManObserver::NotifyFileManOperation()</code></span> </p> </li> </ul> <p> is not a valid <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">MFileManObserver::TControl</code></span> enum value. </p> |
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394 FSCLIENT panic 13=<p> <em>Not used.</em> </p> |
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395 FSCLIENT panic 14=<p> <em>Not used.</em> </p> |
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396 FSCLIENT panic 15=<p> <i>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</i> </p> <p> This panic is raised in a call to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CDirScan::SetScanDataL()</code></span> when the path does not contain at least one '\' character. </p> |
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397 FSCLIENT panic 16=<p> <em>Not used.</em> </p> |
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398 FSCLIENT panic 17=<p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RFile::Lock()</code></span> when the number of bytes defining the region to be locked is either zero or negative. </p> |
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399 FSCLIENT panic 18=<p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RFile::UnLock()</code></span> when the number of bytes defining the region to be unlocked is either zero or negative. </p> |
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400 FSCLIENT panic 19=<p> All variants of the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RFile::Read()</code></span> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RFile::Write()</code></span> functions take an argument denoting an offset value, in bytes, from the start of a file; the panic is raised by these functions when the offset value is negative. </p> |
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401 FSCLIENT panic 20=<p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RFile::SetSize()</code></span> when the argument denoting the size of the new file is negative. </p> |
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402 FSCLIENT panic 21=<p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RFile::SetAtt()</code></span> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RFile::Set()</code></span> when the same attribute bit is set in both the bitmask that indicates the file attributes to be set and the bitmask that indicates the attributes to be cleared. </p> |
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403 FSCLIENT panic 22=<p> The panic is raised by the <code>[]</code> operator of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TEntryArray</code></span>, when the index value passed to the operator is greater than or equal to the number of elements in the array. </p> |
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404 FSCLIENT panic 23=<p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CDir::Sort()</code></span> when the method of sorting, as defined by the single function argument, is none of the entries: </p> <ul> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TEntryKey</code></span><code>::ESortNone</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TEntryKey</code></span><code>::ESortByDate</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TEntryKey</code></span><code>::ESortBySize</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TEntryKey</code></span><code>::ESortByExt</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TEntryKey</code></span><code>::ESortByUid</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TEntryKey</code></span><code>::ESortByName</code> </p> </li> </ul> |
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405 FSCLIENT panic 24=<p> This panic is raised by the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TParsePtr</code></span> constructor that takes a reference to a filename, when the name cannot be parsed. </p> |
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406 FSCLIENT panic 25=<p> This panic is raised by the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TParsePtrC</code></span> constructor that takes a const reference to a filename, when the name cannot be parsed. </p> |
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407 FSCLIENT panic 26=<p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RFs::ReadFileSection()</code></span> when the specified number of bytes to be read from the file is greater than the maximum length of the target descriptor. </p> |
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408 FSCLIENT panic 27=<p> <i>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</i> </p> <p> This panic is raised by the <code class="ApiItem">RFile::Write(const TDesC8&,TInt)</code> variant when the specified length is greater than the length of the source descriptor. </p> |
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409 IMAPServer 0=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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410 IMAPServer 1=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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411 IMAPServer 2=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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412 IMAPServer 3=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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413 IMAPServer 4=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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414 IMAPServer 5=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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415 IMAPServer 6=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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416 IMAPServer 7=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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417 IMAPServer 8=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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418 IMAPServer 9=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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419 IMAPServer 10=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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420 IMAPServer 11=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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421 IMAPServer 12=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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422 IMAPServer 13=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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423 IMAPServer 14=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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424 IMAPServer 15=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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425 IMAPServer 16=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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426 IMAPServer 17=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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427 IMAPServer 18=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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428 IMAPServer 19=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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429 IMAPServer 20=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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430 IMAPServer 21=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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431 IMAPServer 22=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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432 IMAPServer 23=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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433 IMAPServer 24=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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434 IMAPServer 25=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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435 IMAPServer 26=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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436 IMAPServer 27=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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437 IMAPServer 28=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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438 IMAPServer 29=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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439 IMAPServer 30=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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440 IMAPServer 31=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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441 IMAPServer 32=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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442 IMAPServer 33=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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443 IMAPServer 34=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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444 IMAPServer 35=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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445 IMAPServer 36=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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446 IMAPServer 37=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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447 IMAPServer 38=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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448 IMAPServer 39=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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449 IMAPServer 40=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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450 IMAPServer 41=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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451 IMAPServer 42=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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452 IMAPServer 43=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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453 IMAPServer 44=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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454 IMAPServer 45=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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455 IMAPServer 46=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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456 IMAPServer 47=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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457 IMAPServer 48=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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458 IMAPServer 49=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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459 IMAPServer 50=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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460 IMAPServer 51=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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461 IMAPServer 52=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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462 IMAPServer 53=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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463 IMAPServer 54=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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464 IMAPServer 55=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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465 IMAPServer 56=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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466 IMAPServer 57=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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467 IMAPServer 58=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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468 IMAPServer 59=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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469 IMAPServer 60=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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470 IMAPServer 61=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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471 IMAPServer 62=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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472 IMAPServer 63=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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473 IMAPServer 64=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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474 IMAPServer 65=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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475 IMAPServer 66=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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476 IMAPServer 67=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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477 IMAPServer 68=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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478 IMAPServer 69=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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479 IMAPServer 70=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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480 IMAPServer 71=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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481 IMAPServer 72=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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482 IMAPServer 73=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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483 IMAPServer 74=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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484 IMAPServer 75=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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485 IMAPServer 76=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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486 IMAPServer 77=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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487 IMAPServer 78=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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488 IMAPServer 79=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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489 IMAPServer 80=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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490 IMAPServer 81=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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491 IMAPServer 82=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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492 IMAPServer 83=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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493 IMAPServer 84=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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494 IMAPServer 85=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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495 IMAPServer 86=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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496 IMAPServer 87=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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497 IMAPServer 88=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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498 IMAPServer 89=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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499 IMAPServer 90=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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500 IMAPServer 91=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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501 IMAPServer 92=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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502 IMAPServer 93=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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503 IMAPServer 94=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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504 IMAPServer 95=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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505 IMAPServer 96=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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506 IMAPServer 97=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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507 IMAPServer 98=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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508 IMAPServer 99=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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509 IMAPServer 100=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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510 IMAPServer 101=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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511 IMAPServer 102=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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512 IMAPServer 103=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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513 IMAPServer 104=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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514 IMAPServer 105=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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515 IMAPServer 106=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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516 IMAPServer 107=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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517 IMAPServer 108=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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518 IMAPServer 109=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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519 IMAPServer 110=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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520 IMAPServer 111=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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521 IMAPServer 112=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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522 IMAPServer 113=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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523 IMAPServer 114=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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524 IMAPServer 115=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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525 IMAPServer 116=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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526 IMAPServer 117=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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527 IMAPServer 118=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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528 IMAPServer 119=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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529 IMAPServer 120=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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530 IMAPServer 121=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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531 IMAPServer 122=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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532 IMAPServer 123=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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533 IMAPServer 124=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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534 IMAPServer 125=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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535 IMAPServer 126=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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536 IMAPServer 127=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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537 IMAPServer 128=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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538 IMAPServer 129=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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539 IMAPServer 130=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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540 IMAPServer 131=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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541 IMAPServer 132=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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542 IMAPServer 133=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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543 IMAPServer 134=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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544 IMAPServer 135=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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545 IMAPServer 136=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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546 IMAPServer 137=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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547 IMAPServer 138=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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548 IMAPServer 139=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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549 IMAPServer 140=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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550 IMAPServer 141=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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551 IMAPServer 142=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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552 IMAPServer 143=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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553 IMAPServer 144=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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554 IMAPServer 145=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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555 IMAPServer 146=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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556 IMAPServer 147=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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557 IMAPServer 148=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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558 IMAPServer 149=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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559 IMAPServer 150=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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560 IMAPServer 151=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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561 IMAPServer 152=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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562 IMAPServer 153=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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563 IMAPServer 154=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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564 IMAPServer 155=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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565 IMAPServer 156=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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566 IMAPServer 157=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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567 IMAPServer 158=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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568 IMAPServer 159=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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569 IMAPServer 160=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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570 IMAPServer 161=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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571 IMAPServer 162=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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572 IMAPServer 163=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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573 IMAPServer 164=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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574 IMAPServer 165=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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575 IMAPServer 166=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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576 IMAPServer 167=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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577 IMAPServer 168=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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578 IMAPServer 169=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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579 IMAPServer 170=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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580 IMAPServer 171=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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581 IMAPServer 172=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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582 IMAPServer 173=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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583 IMAPServer 174=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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584 IMAPServer 175=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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585 IMAPServer 176=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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586 IMAPServer 177=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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587 IMAPServer 178=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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588 IMAPServer 179=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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589 IMAPServer 180=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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590 IMAPServer 181=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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591 IMAPServer 182=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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592 IMAPServer 183=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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593 IMAPServer 184=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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594 IMAPServer 185=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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595 IMAPServer 186=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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596 IMAPServer 187=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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597 IMAPServer 188=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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598 IMAPServer 189=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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599 IMAPServer 190=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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600 IMAPServer 191=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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601 IMAPServer 192=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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602 IMAPServer 193=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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603 IMAPServer 194=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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604 IMAPServer 195=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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605 IMAPServer 196=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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606 IMAPServer 197=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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607 IMAPServer 198=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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608 IMAPServer 199=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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609 IMAPServer 200=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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610 IMAPServer 201=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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611 IMAPServer 202=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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612 IMAPServer 203=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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613 IMAPServer 204=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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614 IMAPServer 205=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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615 IMAPServer 206=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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616 IMAPServer 207=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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617 IMAPServer 208=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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618 IMAPServer 209=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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619 IMAPServer 210=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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620 IMAPServer 211=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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621 IMAPServer 212=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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622 IMAPServer 213=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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623 IMAPServer 214=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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624 IMAPServer 215=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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625 IMAPServer 216=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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626 IMAPServer 217=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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627 IMAPServer 218=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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628 IMAPServer 219=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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629 IMAPServer 220=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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630 IMAPServer 221=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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631 IMAPServer 222=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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632 IMAPServer 223=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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633 IMAPServer 224=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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634 IMAPServer 225=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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635 IMAPServer 226=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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636 IMAPServer 227=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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637 IMAPServer 228=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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638 IMAPServer 229=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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639 IMAPServer 230=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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640 IMAPServer 231=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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641 IMAPServer 232=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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642 IMAPServer 233=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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643 IMAPServer 234=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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644 IMAPServer 235=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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645 IMAPServer 236=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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646 IMAPServer 237=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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647 IMAPServer 238=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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648 IMAPServer 239=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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649 IMAPServer 240=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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650 IMAPServer 241=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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651 IMAPServer 242=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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652 IMAPServer 243=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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653 IMAPServer 244=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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654 IMAPServer 245=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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655 IMAPServer 246=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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656 IMAPServer 247=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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657 IMAPServer 248=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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658 IMAPServer 249=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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659 IMAPServer 250=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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660 IMAPServer 251=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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661 IMAPServer 252=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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662 IMAPServer 253=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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663 IMAPServer 254=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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664 IMAPServer 255=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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665 IMAPServer 256=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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666 IMAPServer 257=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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667 IMAPServer 258=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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668 IMAPServer 259=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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669 IMAPServer 260=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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670 IMAPServer 261=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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671 IMAPServer 262=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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672 IMAPServer 263=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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673 IMAPServer 264=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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674 IMAPServer 265=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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675 IMAPServer 266=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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676 IMAPServer 267=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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677 IMAPServer 268=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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678 IMAPServer 269=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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679 IMAPServer 270=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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680 IMAPServer 271=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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681 IMAPServer 272=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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682 IMAPServer 273=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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683 IMAPServer 274=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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684 IMAPServer 275=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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685 IMAPServer 276=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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686 IMAPServer 277=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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687 IMAPServer 278=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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688 IMAPServer 279=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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689 IMAPServer 280=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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690 IMAPServer 281=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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691 IMAPServer 282=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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692 IMAPServer 283=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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693 IMAPServer 284=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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694 IMAPServer 285=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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695 IMAPServer 286=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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696 IMAPServer 287=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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697 IMAPServer 288=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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698 IMAPServer 289=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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699 IMAPServer 290=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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700 IMAPServer 291=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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701 IMAPServer 292=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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702 IMAPServer 293=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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703 IMAPServer 294=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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704 IMAPServer 295=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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705 IMAPServer 296=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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706 IMAPServer 297=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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707 IMAPServer 298=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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708 IMAPServer 299=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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709 IMAPServer 300=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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710 IMAPServer 301=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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711 IMAPServer 302=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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712 IMAPServer 303=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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713 IMAPServer 304=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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714 IMAPServer 305=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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715 IMAPServer 306=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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716 IMAPServer 307=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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717 IMAPServer 308=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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718 IMAPServer 309=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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719 IMAPServer 310=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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720 IMAPServer 311=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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721 IMAPServer 312=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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722 IMAPServer 313=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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723 IMAPServer 314=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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724 IMAPServer 315=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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725 IMAPServer 316=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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726 IMAPServer 317=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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727 IMAPServer 318=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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728 IMAPServer 319=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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729 IMAPServer 320=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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730 IMAPServer 321=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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731 IMAPServer 322=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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732 IMAPServer 323=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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733 IMAPServer 324=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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734 IMAPServer 325=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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735 IMAPServer 326=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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736 IMAPServer 327=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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737 IMAPServer 328=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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738 IMAPServer 329=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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739 IMAPServer 330=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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740 IMAPServer 331=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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741 IMAPServer 332=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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742 IMAPServer 333=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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743 IMAPServer 334=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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744 IMAPServer 335=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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745 IMAPServer 336=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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746 IMAPServer 337=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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747 IMAPServer 338=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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748 IMAPServer 339=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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749 IMAPServer 340=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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750 IMAPServer 341=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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751 IMAPServer 342=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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752 IMAPServer 343=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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753 IMAPServer 344=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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754 IMAPServer 345=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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755 IMAPServer 346=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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756 IMAPServer 347=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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757 IMAPServer 348=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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758 IMAPServer 349=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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759 IMAPServer 350=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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760 IMAPServer 351=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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761 IMAPServer 352=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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762 IMAPServer 353=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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763 IMAPServer 354=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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764 IMAPServer 355=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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765 IMAPServer 356=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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766 IMAPServer 357=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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767 IMAPServer 358=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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768 IMAPServer 359=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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769 IMAPServer 360=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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770 IMAPServer 361=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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771 IMAPServer 362=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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772 IMAPServer 363=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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773 IMAPServer 364=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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774 IMAPServer 365=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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775 IMAPServer 366=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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776 IMAPServer 367=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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777 IMAPServer 368=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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778 IMAPServer 369=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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779 IMAPServer 370=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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780 IMAPServer 371=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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781 IMAPServer 372=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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782 IMAPServer 373=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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783 IMAPServer 374=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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784 IMAPServer 375=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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785 IMAPServer 376=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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786 IMAPServer 377=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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787 IMAPServer 378=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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788 IMAPServer 379=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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789 IMAPServer 380=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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790 IMAPServer 381=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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791 IMAPServer 382=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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792 IMAPServer 383=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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793 IMAPServer 384=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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794 IMAPServer 385=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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795 IMAPServer 386=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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796 IMAPServer 387=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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797 IMAPServer 388=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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798 IMAPServer 389=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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799 IMAPServer 390=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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800 IMAPServer 391=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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801 IMAPServer 392=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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802 IMAPServer 393=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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803 IMAPServer 394=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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804 IMAPServer 395=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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805 IMAPServer 396=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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806 IMAPServer 397=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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807 IMAPServer 398=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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808 IMAPServer 399=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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809 IMAPServer 400=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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810 IMAPServer 401=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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811 IMAPServer 402=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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812 IMAPServer 403=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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813 IMAPServer 404=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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814 IMAPServer 405=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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815 IMAPServer 406=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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816 IMAPServer 407=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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817 IMAPServer 408=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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818 IMAPServer 409=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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819 IMAPServer 410=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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820 IMAPServer 411=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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821 IMAPServer 412=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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822 IMAPServer 413=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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823 IMAPServer 414=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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824 IMAPServer 415=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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825 IMAPServer 416=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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826 IMAPServer 417=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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827 IMAPServer 418=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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828 IMAPServer 419=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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829 IMAPServer 420=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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830 IMAPServer 421=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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831 IMAPServer 422=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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832 IMAPServer 423=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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833 IMAPServer 424=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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834 IMAPServer 425=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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835 IMAPServer 426=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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836 IMAPServer 427=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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837 IMAPServer 428=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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838 IMAPServer 429=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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839 IMAPServer 430=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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840 IMAPServer 431=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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841 IMAPServer 432=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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842 IMAPServer 433=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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843 IMAPServer 434=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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844 IMAPServer 435=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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845 IMAPServer 436=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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846 IMAPServer 437=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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847 IMAPServer 438=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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848 IMAPServer 439=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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849 IMAPServer 440=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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850 IMAPServer 441=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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851 IMAPServer 442=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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852 IMAPServer 443=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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853 IMAPServer 444=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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854 IMAPServer 445=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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855 IMAPServer 446=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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856 IMAPServer 447=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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857 IMAPServer 448=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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858 IMAPServer 449=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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859 IMAPServer 450=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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860 IMAPServer 451=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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861 IMAPServer 452=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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862 IMAPServer 453=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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863 IMAPServer 454=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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864 IMAPServer 455=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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865 IMAPServer 456=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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866 IMAPServer 457=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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867 IMAPServer 458=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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868 IMAPServer 459=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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869 IMAPServer 460=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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870 IMAPServer 461=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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871 IMAPServer 462=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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872 IMAPServer 463=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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873 IMAPServer 464=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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874 IMAPServer 465=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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875 IMAPServer 466=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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876 IMAPServer 467=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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877 IMAPServer 468=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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878 IMAPServer 469=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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879 IMAPServer 470=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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880 IMAPServer 471=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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881 IMAPServer 472=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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882 IMAPServer 473=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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883 IMAPServer 474=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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884 IMAPServer 475=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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885 IMAPServer 476=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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886 IMAPServer 477=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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887 IMAPServer 478=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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888 IMAPServer 479=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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889 IMAPServer 480=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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890 IMAPServer 481=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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891 IMAPServer 482=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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892 IMAPServer 483=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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893 IMAPServer 484=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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894 IMAPServer 485=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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895 IMAPServer 486=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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896 IMAPServer 487=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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897 IMAPServer 488=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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898 IMAPServer 489=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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899 IMAPServer 490=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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900 IMAPServer 491=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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901 IMAPServer 492=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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902 IMAPServer 493=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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903 IMAPServer 494=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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904 IMAPServer 495=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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905 IMAPServer 496=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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906 IMAPServer 497=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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907 IMAPServer 498=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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908 IMAPServer 499=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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909 IMAPServer 500=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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910 IMAPServer 501=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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911 IMAPServer 502=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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912 IMAPServer 503=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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913 IMAPServer 504=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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914 IMAPServer 505=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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915 IMAPServer 506=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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916 IMAPServer 507=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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917 IMAPServer 508=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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918 IMAPServer 509=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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919 IMAPServer 510=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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920 IMAPServer 511=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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921 IMAPServer 512=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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922 IMAPServer 513=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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923 IMAPServer 514=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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924 IMAPServer 515=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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925 IMAPServer 516=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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926 IMAPServer 517=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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927 IMAPServer 518=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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928 IMAPServer 519=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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929 IMAPServer 520=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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930 IMAPServer 521=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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931 IMAPServer 522=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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932 IMAPServer 523=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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933 IMAPServer 524=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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934 IMAPServer 525=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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935 IMAPServer 526=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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936 IMAPServer 527=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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937 IMAPServer 528=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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938 IMAPServer 529=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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939 IMAPServer 530=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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940 IMAPServer 531=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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941 IMAPServer 532=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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942 IMAPServer 533=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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943 IMAPServer 534=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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944 IMAPServer 535=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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945 IMAPServer 536=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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946 IMAPServer 537=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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947 IMAPServer 538=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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948 IMAPServer 539=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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949 IMAPServer 540=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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950 IMAPServer 541=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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951 IMAPServer 542=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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952 IMAPServer 543=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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953 IMAPServer 544=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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954 IMAPServer 545=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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955 IMAPServer 546=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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956 IMAPServer 547=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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957 IMAPServer 548=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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958 IMAPServer 549=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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959 IMAPServer 550=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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960 IMAPServer 551=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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961 IMAPServer 552=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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962 IMAPServer 553=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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963 IMAPServer 554=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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964 IMAPServer 555=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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965 IMAPServer 556=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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966 IMAPServer 557=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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967 IMAPServer 558=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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968 IMAPServer 559=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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969 IMAPServer 560=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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970 IMAPServer 561=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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971 IMAPServer 562=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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972 IMAPServer 563=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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973 IMAPServer 564=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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974 IMAPServer 565=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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975 IMAPServer 566=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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976 IMAPServer 567=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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977 IMAPServer 568=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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978 IMAPServer 569=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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979 IMAPServer 570=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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980 IMAPServer 571=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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981 IMAPServer 572=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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982 IMAPServer 573=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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983 IMAPServer 574=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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984 IMAPServer 575=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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985 IMAPServer 576=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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986 IMAPServer 577=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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987 IMAPServer 578=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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988 IMAPServer 579=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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989 IMAPServer 580=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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990 IMAPServer 581=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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991 IMAPServer 582=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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992 IMAPServer 583=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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993 IMAPServer 584=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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994 IMAPServer 585=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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995 IMAPServer 586=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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996 IMAPServer 587=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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997 IMAPServer 588=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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998 IMAPServer 589=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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999 IMAPServer 590=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1000 IMAPServer 591=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1001 IMAPServer 592=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1002 IMAPServer 593=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1003 IMAPServer 594=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1004 IMAPServer 595=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1005 IMAPServer 596=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1006 IMAPServer 597=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1007 IMAPServer 598=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1008 IMAPServer 599=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1009 IMAPServer 600=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1010 IMAPServer 601=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1011 IMAPServer 602=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1012 IMAPServer 603=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1013 IMAPServer 604=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1014 IMAPServer 605=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1015 IMAPServer 606=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1016 IMAPServer 607=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1017 IMAPServer 608=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1018 IMAPServer 609=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1019 IMAPServer 610=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1020 IMAPServer 611=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1021 IMAPServer 612=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1022 IMAPServer 613=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1023 IMAPServer 614=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1024 IMAPServer 615=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1025 IMAPServer 616=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1026 IMAPServer 617=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1027 IMAPServer 618=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1028 IMAPServer 619=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1029 IMAPServer 620=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1030 IMAPServer 621=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1031 IMAPServer 622=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1032 IMAPServer 623=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1033 IMAPServer 624=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1034 IMAPServer 625=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1035 IMAPServer 626=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1036 IMAPServer 627=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1037 IMAPServer 628=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1038 IMAPServer 629=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1039 IMAPServer 630=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1040 IMAPServer 631=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1041 IMAPServer 632=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1042 IMAPServer 633=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1043 IMAPServer 634=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1044 IMAPServer 635=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1045 IMAPServer 636=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1046 IMAPServer 637=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1047 IMAPServer 638=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1048 IMAPServer 639=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1049 IMAPServer 640=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1050 IMAPServer 641=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1051 IMAPServer 642=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1052 IMAPServer 643=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1053 IMAPServer 644=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1054 IMAPServer 645=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1055 IMAPServer 646=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1056 IMAPServer 647=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1057 IMAPServer 648=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1058 IMAPServer 649=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1059 IMAPServer 650=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1060 IMAPServer 651=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1061 IMAPServer 652=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1062 IMAPServer 653=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1063 IMAPServer 654=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1064 IMAPServer 655=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1065 IMAPServer 656=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1066 IMAPServer 657=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1067 IMAPServer 658=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1068 IMAPServer 659=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1069 IMAPServer 660=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1070 IMAPServer 661=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1071 IMAPServer 662=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1072 IMAPServer 663=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1073 IMAPServer 664=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1074 IMAPServer 665=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1075 IMAPServer 666=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1076 IMAPServer 667=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1077 IMAPServer 668=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1078 IMAPServer 669=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1079 IMAPServer 670=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1080 IMAPServer 671=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1081 IMAPServer 672=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1082 IMAPServer 673=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1083 IMAPServer 674=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1084 IMAPServer 675=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1085 IMAPServer 676=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1086 IMAPServer 677=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1087 IMAPServer 678=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1088 IMAPServer 679=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1089 IMAPServer 680=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1090 IMAPServer 681=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1091 IMAPServer 682=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1092 IMAPServer 683=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1093 IMAPServer 684=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1094 IMAPServer 685=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1095 IMAPServer 686=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1096 IMAPServer 687=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1097 IMAPServer 688=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1098 IMAPServer 689=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1099 IMAPServer 690=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1100 IMAPServer 691=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1101 IMAPServer 692=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1102 IMAPServer 693=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1103 IMAPServer 694=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1104 IMAPServer 695=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1105 IMAPServer 696=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1106 IMAPServer 697=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1107 IMAPServer 698=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1108 IMAPServer 699=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1109 IMAPServer 700=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1110 IMAPServer 701=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1111 IMAPServer 702=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1112 IMAPServer 703=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1113 IMAPServer 704=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1114 IMAPServer 705=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1115 IMAPServer 706=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1116 IMAPServer 707=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1117 IMAPServer 708=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1118 IMAPServer 709=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1119 IMAPServer 710=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1120 IMAPServer 711=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1121 IMAPServer 712=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1122 IMAPServer 713=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1123 IMAPServer 714=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1124 IMAPServer 715=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1125 IMAPServer 716=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1126 IMAPServer 717=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1127 IMAPServer 718=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1128 IMAPServer 719=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1129 IMAPServer 720=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1130 IMAPServer 721=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1131 IMAPServer 722=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1132 IMAPServer 723=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1133 IMAPServer 724=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1134 IMAPServer 725=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1135 IMAPServer 726=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1136 IMAPServer 727=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1137 IMAPServer 728=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1138 IMAPServer 729=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1139 IMAPServer 730=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1140 IMAPServer 731=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1141 IMAPServer 732=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1142 IMAPServer 733=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1143 IMAPServer 734=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1144 IMAPServer 735=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1145 IMAPServer 736=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1146 IMAPServer 737=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1147 IMAPServer 738=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1148 IMAPServer 739=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1149 IMAPServer 740=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1150 IMAPServer 741=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1151 IMAPServer 742=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1152 IMAPServer 743=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1153 IMAPServer 744=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1154 IMAPServer 745=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1155 IMAPServer 746=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1156 IMAPServer 747=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1157 IMAPServer 748=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1158 IMAPServer 749=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1159 IMAPServer 750=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1160 IMAPServer 751=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1161 IMAPServer 752=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1162 IMAPServer 753=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1163 IMAPServer 754=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1164 IMAPServer 755=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1165 IMAPServer 756=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1166 IMAPServer 757=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1167 IMAPServer 758=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1168 IMAPServer 759=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1169 IMAPServer 760=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1170 IMAPServer 761=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1171 IMAPServer 762=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1172 IMAPServer 763=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1173 IMAPServer 764=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1174 IMAPServer 765=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1175 IMAPServer 766=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1176 IMAPServer 767=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1177 IMAPServer 768=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1178 IMAPServer 769=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1179 IMAPServer 770=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1180 IMAPServer 771=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1181 IMAPServer 772=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1182 IMAPServer 773=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1183 IMAPServer 774=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1184 IMAPServer 775=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1185 IMAPServer 776=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1186 IMAPServer 777=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1187 IMAPServer 778=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1188 IMAPServer 779=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1189 IMAPServer 780=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1190 IMAPServer 781=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1191 IMAPServer 782=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1192 IMAPServer 783=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1193 IMAPServer 784=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1194 IMAPServer 785=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1195 IMAPServer 786=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1196 IMAPServer 787=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1197 IMAPServer 788=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1198 IMAPServer 789=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1199 IMAPServer 790=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1200 IMAPServer 791=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1201 IMAPServer 792=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1202 IMAPServer 793=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1203 IMAPServer 794=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1204 IMAPServer 795=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1205 IMAPServer 796=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1206 IMAPServer 797=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1207 IMAPServer 798=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1208 IMAPServer 799=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1209 IMAPServer 800=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1210 IMAPServer 801=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1211 IMAPServer 802=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1212 IMAPServer 803=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1213 IMAPServer 804=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1214 IMAPServer 805=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1215 IMAPServer 806=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1216 IMAPServer 807=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1217 IMAPServer 808=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1218 IMAPServer 809=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1219 IMAPServer 810=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1220 IMAPServer 811=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1221 IMAPServer 812=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1222 IMAPServer 813=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1223 IMAPServer 814=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1224 IMAPServer 815=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1225 IMAPServer 816=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1226 IMAPServer 817=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1227 IMAPServer 818=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1228 IMAPServer 819=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1229 IMAPServer 820=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1230 IMAPServer 821=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1231 IMAPServer 822=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1232 IMAPServer 823=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1233 IMAPServer 824=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1234 IMAPServer 825=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1235 IMAPServer 826=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1236 IMAPServer 827=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1237 IMAPServer 828=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1238 IMAPServer 829=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1239 IMAPServer 830=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1240 IMAPServer 831=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1241 IMAPServer 832=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1242 IMAPServer 833=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1243 IMAPServer 834=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1244 IMAPServer 835=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1245 IMAPServer 836=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1246 IMAPServer 837=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1247 IMAPServer 838=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1248 IMAPServer 839=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1249 IMAPServer 840=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1250 IMAPServer 841=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1251 IMAPServer 842=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1252 IMAPServer 843=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1253 IMAPServer 844=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1254 IMAPServer 845=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1255 IMAPServer 846=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1256 IMAPServer 847=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1257 IMAPServer 848=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1258 IMAPServer 849=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1259 IMAPServer 850=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1260 IMAPServer 851=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1261 IMAPServer 852=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1262 IMAPServer 853=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1263 IMAPServer 854=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1264 IMAPServer 855=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1265 IMAPServer 856=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1266 IMAPServer 857=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1267 IMAPServer 858=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1268 IMAPServer 859=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1269 IMAPServer 860=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1270 IMAPServer 861=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1271 IMAPServer 862=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1272 IMAPServer 863=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1273 IMAPServer 864=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1274 IMAPServer 865=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1275 IMAPServer 866=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1276 IMAPServer 867=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1277 IMAPServer 868=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1278 IMAPServer 869=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1279 IMAPServer 870=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1280 IMAPServer 871=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1281 IMAPServer 872=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1282 IMAPServer 873=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1283 IMAPServer 874=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1284 IMAPServer 875=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1285 IMAPServer 876=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1286 IMAPServer 877=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1287 IMAPServer 878=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1288 IMAPServer 879=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1289 IMAPServer 880=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1290 IMAPServer 881=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1291 IMAPServer 882=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1292 IMAPServer 883=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1293 IMAPServer 884=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1294 IMAPServer 885=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1295 IMAPServer 886=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1296 IMAPServer 887=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1297 IMAPServer 888=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1298 IMAPServer 889=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1299 IMAPServer 890=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1300 IMAPServer 891=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1301 IMAPServer 892=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1302 IMAPServer 893=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1303 IMAPServer 894=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1304 IMAPServer 895=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1305 IMAPServer 896=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1306 IMAPServer 897=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1307 IMAPServer 898=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1308 IMAPServer 899=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1309 IMAPServer 900=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1310 IMAPServer 901=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1311 IMAPServer 902=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1312 IMAPServer 903=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1313 IMAPServer 904=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1314 IMAPServer 905=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1315 IMAPServer 906=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1316 IMAPServer 907=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1317 IMAPServer 908=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1318 IMAPServer 909=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1319 IMAPServer 910=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1320 IMAPServer 911=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1321 IMAPServer 912=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1322 IMAPServer 913=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1323 IMAPServer 914=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1324 IMAPServer 915=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1325 IMAPServer 916=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1326 IMAPServer 917=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1327 IMAPServer 918=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1328 IMAPServer 919=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1329 IMAPServer 920=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1330 IMAPServer 921=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1331 IMAPServer 922=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1332 IMAPServer 923=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1333 IMAPServer 924=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1334 IMAPServer 925=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1335 IMAPServer 926=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1336 IMAPServer 927=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1337 IMAPServer 928=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1338 IMAPServer 929=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1339 IMAPServer 930=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1340 IMAPServer 931=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1341 IMAPServer 932=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1342 IMAPServer 933=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1343 IMAPServer 934=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1344 IMAPServer 935=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
|
1345 IMAPServer 936=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1346 IMAPServer 937=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1347 IMAPServer 938=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1348 IMAPServer 939=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1349 IMAPServer 940=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1350 IMAPServer 941=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1351 IMAPServer 942=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1352 IMAPServer 943=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1353 IMAPServer 944=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1354 IMAPServer 945=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1355 IMAPServer 946=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1356 IMAPServer 947=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1357 IMAPServer 948=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1358 IMAPServer 949=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1359 IMAPServer 950=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1360 IMAPServer 951=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1361 IMAPServer 952=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1362 IMAPServer 953=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1363 IMAPServer 954=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1364 IMAPServer 955=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1365 IMAPServer 956=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1366 IMAPServer 957=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1367 IMAPServer 958=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1368 IMAPServer 959=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1369 IMAPServer 960=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1370 IMAPServer 961=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1371 IMAPServer 962=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1372 IMAPServer 963=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1373 IMAPServer 964=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1374 IMAPServer 965=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1375 IMAPServer 966=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1376 IMAPServer 967=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1377 IMAPServer 968=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1378 IMAPServer 969=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1379 IMAPServer 970=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1380 IMAPServer 971=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1381 IMAPServer 972=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1382 IMAPServer 973=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1383 IMAPServer 974=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1384 IMAPServer 975=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1385 IMAPServer 976=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1386 IMAPServer 977=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1387 IMAPServer 978=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1388 IMAPServer 979=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1389 IMAPServer 980=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1390 IMAPServer 981=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1391 IMAPServer 982=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1392 IMAPServer 983=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1393 IMAPServer 984=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1394 IMAPServer 985=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1395 IMAPServer 986=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1396 IMAPServer 987=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1397 IMAPServer 988=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1398 IMAPServer 989=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1399 IMAPServer 990=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1400 IMAPServer 991=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1401 IMAPServer 992=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1402 IMAPServer 993=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1403 IMAPServer 994=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1404 IMAPServer 995=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1405 IMAPServer 996=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1406 IMAPServer 997=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1407 IMAPServer 998=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1408 IMAPServer 999=<p> Session logic, which relates to the set up and management of an individual session to an IMAP server </p> |
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1409 IMAPServer 1000=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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1430 IMAPServer 1021=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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1471 IMAPServer 1062=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2257 IMAPServer 1848=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2258 IMAPServer 1849=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2259 IMAPServer 1850=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2260 IMAPServer 1851=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2261 IMAPServer 1852=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2262 IMAPServer 1853=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2263 IMAPServer 1854=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2264 IMAPServer 1855=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2265 IMAPServer 1856=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2266 IMAPServer 1857=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2267 IMAPServer 1858=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2268 IMAPServer 1859=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2269 IMAPServer 1860=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2270 IMAPServer 1861=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2271 IMAPServer 1862=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2272 IMAPServer 1863=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2273 IMAPServer 1864=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2274 IMAPServer 1865=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2275 IMAPServer 1866=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2276 IMAPServer 1867=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2277 IMAPServer 1868=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2278 IMAPServer 1869=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2279 IMAPServer 1870=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2280 IMAPServer 1871=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2281 IMAPServer 1872=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2282 IMAPServer 1873=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2283 IMAPServer 1874=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2284 IMAPServer 1875=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2285 IMAPServer 1876=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2286 IMAPServer 1877=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2287 IMAPServer 1878=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2288 IMAPServer 1879=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2289 IMAPServer 1880=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2290 IMAPServer 1881=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2291 IMAPServer 1882=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2292 IMAPServer 1883=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2293 IMAPServer 1884=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2294 IMAPServer 1885=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2295 IMAPServer 1886=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2296 IMAPServer 1887=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2297 IMAPServer 1888=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2298 IMAPServer 1889=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2299 IMAPServer 1890=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2300 IMAPServer 1891=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2301 IMAPServer 1892=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2302 IMAPServer 1893=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2303 IMAPServer 1894=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2304 IMAPServer 1895=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2305 IMAPServer 1896=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2306 IMAPServer 1897=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2307 IMAPServer 1898=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2308 IMAPServer 1899=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2309 IMAPServer 1900=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2310 IMAPServer 1901=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2311 IMAPServer 1902=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2312 IMAPServer 1903=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2313 IMAPServer 1904=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2314 IMAPServer 1905=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2315 IMAPServer 1906=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2316 IMAPServer 1907=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2317 IMAPServer 1908=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2318 IMAPServer 1909=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2319 IMAPServer 1910=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2320 IMAPServer 1911=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2321 IMAPServer 1912=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2322 IMAPServer 1913=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2323 IMAPServer 1914=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2324 IMAPServer 1915=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2325 IMAPServer 1916=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2326 IMAPServer 1917=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2327 IMAPServer 1918=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2328 IMAPServer 1919=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2329 IMAPServer 1920=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2330 IMAPServer 1921=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2331 IMAPServer 1922=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2332 IMAPServer 1923=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2333 IMAPServer 1924=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2334 IMAPServer 1925=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2335 IMAPServer 1926=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2336 IMAPServer 1927=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2337 IMAPServer 1928=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2338 IMAPServer 1929=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2339 IMAPServer 1930=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2340 IMAPServer 1931=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2341 IMAPServer 1932=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2342 IMAPServer 1933=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2343 IMAPServer 1934=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2344 IMAPServer 1935=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2345 IMAPServer 1936=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2346 IMAPServer 1937=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2347 IMAPServer 1938=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2348 IMAPServer 1939=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2349 IMAPServer 1940=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2350 IMAPServer 1941=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2351 IMAPServer 1942=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2352 IMAPServer 1943=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2353 IMAPServer 1944=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2354 IMAPServer 1945=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2355 IMAPServer 1946=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2356 IMAPServer 1947=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2357 IMAPServer 1948=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2358 IMAPServer 1949=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2359 IMAPServer 1950=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2360 IMAPServer 1951=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2361 IMAPServer 1952=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2362 IMAPServer 1953=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2363 IMAPServer 1954=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2364 IMAPServer 1955=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2365 IMAPServer 1956=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2366 IMAPServer 1957=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2367 IMAPServer 1958=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2368 IMAPServer 1959=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2369 IMAPServer 1960=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2370 IMAPServer 1961=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2371 IMAPServer 1962=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2372 IMAPServer 1963=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2373 IMAPServer 1964=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2374 IMAPServer 1965=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2375 IMAPServer 1966=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2376 IMAPServer 1967=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2377 IMAPServer 1968=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2378 IMAPServer 1969=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2379 IMAPServer 1970=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2380 IMAPServer 1971=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2381 IMAPServer 1972=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2382 IMAPServer 1973=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2383 IMAPServer 1974=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2384 IMAPServer 1975=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2385 IMAPServer 1976=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2386 IMAPServer 1977=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2387 IMAPServer 1978=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2388 IMAPServer 1979=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2389 IMAPServer 1980=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2390 IMAPServer 1981=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2391 IMAPServer 1982=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2392 IMAPServer 1983=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2393 IMAPServer 1984=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2394 IMAPServer 1985=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2395 IMAPServer 1986=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2396 IMAPServer 1987=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2397 IMAPServer 1988=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2398 IMAPServer 1989=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2399 IMAPServer 1990=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2400 IMAPServer 1991=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2401 IMAPServer 1992=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2402 IMAPServer 1993=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2403 IMAPServer 1994=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2404 IMAPServer 1995=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2405 IMAPServer 1996=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2406 IMAPServer 1997=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2407 IMAPServer 1998=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2408 IMAPServer 1999=<p> IMAP settings loading and storage </p> |
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2409 IMAPServer 2000=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2410 IMAPServer 2001=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2411 IMAPServer 2002=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2412 IMAPServer 2003=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2413 IMAPServer 2004=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2414 IMAPServer 2005=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2415 IMAPServer 2006=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2416 IMAPServer 2007=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2417 IMAPServer 2008=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2418 IMAPServer 2009=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2419 IMAPServer 2010=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2420 IMAPServer 2011=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2421 IMAPServer 2012=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2422 IMAPServer 2013=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2423 IMAPServer 2014=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2424 IMAPServer 2015=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2425 IMAPServer 2016=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2426 IMAPServer 2017=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2427 IMAPServer 2018=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2428 IMAPServer 2019=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2429 IMAPServer 2020=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2430 IMAPServer 2021=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2431 IMAPServer 2022=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2432 IMAPServer 2023=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2433 IMAPServer 2024=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2434 IMAPServer 2025=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2435 IMAPServer 2026=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2436 IMAPServer 2027=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2437 IMAPServer 2028=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2438 IMAPServer 2029=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2439 IMAPServer 2030=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2440 IMAPServer 2031=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2441 IMAPServer 2032=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2442 IMAPServer 2033=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2443 IMAPServer 2034=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2444 IMAPServer 2035=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2445 IMAPServer 2036=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2446 IMAPServer 2037=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2447 IMAPServer 2038=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2448 IMAPServer 2039=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2449 IMAPServer 2040=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2450 IMAPServer 2041=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2451 IMAPServer 2042=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2452 IMAPServer 2043=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2453 IMAPServer 2044=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2454 IMAPServer 2045=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2455 IMAPServer 2046=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2456 IMAPServer 2047=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2457 IMAPServer 2048=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2458 IMAPServer 2049=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2459 IMAPServer 2050=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2460 IMAPServer 2051=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2461 IMAPServer 2052=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2462 IMAPServer 2053=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2463 IMAPServer 2054=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2464 IMAPServer 2055=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2465 IMAPServer 2056=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2466 IMAPServer 2057=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2467 IMAPServer 2058=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2468 IMAPServer 2059=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2469 IMAPServer 2060=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2470 IMAPServer 2061=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2471 IMAPServer 2062=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2472 IMAPServer 2063=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2473 IMAPServer 2064=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2474 IMAPServer 2065=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2475 IMAPServer 2066=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2476 IMAPServer 2067=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2477 IMAPServer 2068=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2478 IMAPServer 2069=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2479 IMAPServer 2070=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2480 IMAPServer 2071=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2481 IMAPServer 2072=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2482 IMAPServer 2073=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2483 IMAPServer 2074=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2484 IMAPServer 2075=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2485 IMAPServer 2076=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2486 IMAPServer 2077=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2487 IMAPServer 2078=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2488 IMAPServer 2079=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2489 IMAPServer 2080=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2490 IMAPServer 2081=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2491 IMAPServer 2082=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2492 IMAPServer 2083=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2493 IMAPServer 2084=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2494 IMAPServer 2085=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2495 IMAPServer 2086=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2496 IMAPServer 2087=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2497 IMAPServer 2088=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2498 IMAPServer 2089=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2499 IMAPServer 2090=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2500 IMAPServer 2091=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2501 IMAPServer 2092=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2502 IMAPServer 2093=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2503 IMAPServer 2094=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2504 IMAPServer 2095=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2505 IMAPServer 2096=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2506 IMAPServer 2097=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2507 IMAPServer 2098=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2508 IMAPServer 2099=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2509 IMAPServer 2100=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2510 IMAPServer 2101=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2511 IMAPServer 2102=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2512 IMAPServer 2103=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2513 IMAPServer 2104=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2514 IMAPServer 2105=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2515 IMAPServer 2106=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2516 IMAPServer 2107=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2517 IMAPServer 2108=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2518 IMAPServer 2109=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2519 IMAPServer 2110=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2520 IMAPServer 2111=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2521 IMAPServer 2112=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2522 IMAPServer 2113=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2523 IMAPServer 2114=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2524 IMAPServer 2115=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2525 IMAPServer 2116=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2526 IMAPServer 2117=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2527 IMAPServer 2118=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2528 IMAPServer 2119=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2529 IMAPServer 2120=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2530 IMAPServer 2121=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2531 IMAPServer 2122=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2532 IMAPServer 2123=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2533 IMAPServer 2124=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2534 IMAPServer 2125=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2535 IMAPServer 2126=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2536 IMAPServer 2127=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2537 IMAPServer 2128=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2538 IMAPServer 2129=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2539 IMAPServer 2130=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2540 IMAPServer 2131=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2541 IMAPServer 2132=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2542 IMAPServer 2133=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2543 IMAPServer 2134=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2544 IMAPServer 2135=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2545 IMAPServer 2136=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2546 IMAPServer 2137=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2547 IMAPServer 2138=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2548 IMAPServer 2139=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2549 IMAPServer 2140=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2550 IMAPServer 2141=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2551 IMAPServer 2142=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2552 IMAPServer 2143=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2553 IMAPServer 2144=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2554 IMAPServer 2145=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2555 IMAPServer 2146=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2556 IMAPServer 2147=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2557 IMAPServer 2148=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2558 IMAPServer 2149=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2559 IMAPServer 2150=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2560 IMAPServer 2151=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2561 IMAPServer 2152=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2562 IMAPServer 2153=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2563 IMAPServer 2154=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2564 IMAPServer 2155=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2565 IMAPServer 2156=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2566 IMAPServer 2157=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2567 IMAPServer 2158=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2568 IMAPServer 2159=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2569 IMAPServer 2160=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2570 IMAPServer 2161=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2571 IMAPServer 2162=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2572 IMAPServer 2163=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2573 IMAPServer 2164=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2574 IMAPServer 2165=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2575 IMAPServer 2166=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2576 IMAPServer 2167=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2577 IMAPServer 2168=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2578 IMAPServer 2169=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2579 IMAPServer 2170=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2580 IMAPServer 2171=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2581 IMAPServer 2172=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2582 IMAPServer 2173=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
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2730 IMAPServer 2321=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2731 IMAPServer 2322=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2733 IMAPServer 2324=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2734 IMAPServer 2325=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2735 IMAPServer 2326=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2736 IMAPServer 2327=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2737 IMAPServer 2328=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2738 IMAPServer 2329=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2739 IMAPServer 2330=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2740 IMAPServer 2331=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2741 IMAPServer 2332=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2742 IMAPServer 2333=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2743 IMAPServer 2334=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2745 IMAPServer 2336=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2746 IMAPServer 2337=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2747 IMAPServer 2338=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2748 IMAPServer 2339=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2749 IMAPServer 2340=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2750 IMAPServer 2341=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2751 IMAPServer 2342=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2752 IMAPServer 2343=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2753 IMAPServer 2344=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2754 IMAPServer 2345=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2755 IMAPServer 2346=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2756 IMAPServer 2347=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2757 IMAPServer 2348=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2758 IMAPServer 2349=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2759 IMAPServer 2350=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2760 IMAPServer 2351=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2761 IMAPServer 2352=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2762 IMAPServer 2353=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2763 IMAPServer 2354=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2764 IMAPServer 2355=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2765 IMAPServer 2356=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2766 IMAPServer 2357=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2767 IMAPServer 2358=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2768 IMAPServer 2359=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2769 IMAPServer 2360=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2770 IMAPServer 2361=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2771 IMAPServer 2362=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2772 IMAPServer 2363=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2773 IMAPServer 2364=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2774 IMAPServer 2365=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2775 IMAPServer 2366=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2776 IMAPServer 2367=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2777 IMAPServer 2368=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2778 IMAPServer 2369=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2779 IMAPServer 2370=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2780 IMAPServer 2371=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2781 IMAPServer 2372=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2782 IMAPServer 2373=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2783 IMAPServer 2374=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2784 IMAPServer 2375=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2785 IMAPServer 2376=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2786 IMAPServer 2377=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2787 IMAPServer 2378=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2788 IMAPServer 2379=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2789 IMAPServer 2380=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2790 IMAPServer 2381=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2791 IMAPServer 2382=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2792 IMAPServer 2383=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2793 IMAPServer 2384=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2794 IMAPServer 2385=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2795 IMAPServer 2386=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2796 IMAPServer 2387=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2797 IMAPServer 2388=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2798 IMAPServer 2389=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2799 IMAPServer 2390=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2800 IMAPServer 2391=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2801 IMAPServer 2392=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2802 IMAPServer 2393=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2803 IMAPServer 2394=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2804 IMAPServer 2395=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2805 IMAPServer 2396=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2806 IMAPServer 2397=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2807 IMAPServer 2398=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2808 IMAPServer 2399=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2809 IMAPServer 2400=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2810 IMAPServer 2401=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2811 IMAPServer 2402=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2812 IMAPServer 2403=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2813 IMAPServer 2404=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2814 IMAPServer 2405=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2815 IMAPServer 2406=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2816 IMAPServer 2407=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2817 IMAPServer 2408=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2818 IMAPServer 2409=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2819 IMAPServer 2410=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2820 IMAPServer 2411=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2821 IMAPServer 2412=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2822 IMAPServer 2413=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2823 IMAPServer 2414=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2824 IMAPServer 2415=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2825 IMAPServer 2416=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2826 IMAPServer 2417=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2827 IMAPServer 2418=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2828 IMAPServer 2419=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2829 IMAPServer 2420=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2830 IMAPServer 2421=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2831 IMAPServer 2422=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2832 IMAPServer 2423=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2833 IMAPServer 2424=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2834 IMAPServer 2425=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2835 IMAPServer 2426=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2836 IMAPServer 2427=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2837 IMAPServer 2428=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2838 IMAPServer 2429=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2839 IMAPServer 2430=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2840 IMAPServer 2431=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2841 IMAPServer 2432=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2842 IMAPServer 2433=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2843 IMAPServer 2434=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2844 IMAPServer 2435=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2845 IMAPServer 2436=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2846 IMAPServer 2437=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2847 IMAPServer 2438=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2848 IMAPServer 2439=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2849 IMAPServer 2440=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2850 IMAPServer 2441=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2851 IMAPServer 2442=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2852 IMAPServer 2443=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2853 IMAPServer 2444=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2854 IMAPServer 2445=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2855 IMAPServer 2446=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2856 IMAPServer 2447=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2857 IMAPServer 2448=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2858 IMAPServer 2449=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2859 IMAPServer 2450=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2860 IMAPServer 2451=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2861 IMAPServer 2452=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2862 IMAPServer 2453=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2863 IMAPServer 2454=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2864 IMAPServer 2455=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2865 IMAPServer 2456=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2866 IMAPServer 2457=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2867 IMAPServer 2458=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2868 IMAPServer 2459=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2869 IMAPServer 2460=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2870 IMAPServer 2461=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2871 IMAPServer 2462=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2872 IMAPServer 2463=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2873 IMAPServer 2464=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2874 IMAPServer 2465=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2875 IMAPServer 2466=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2876 IMAPServer 2467=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2877 IMAPServer 2468=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2878 IMAPServer 2469=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2879 IMAPServer 2470=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2880 IMAPServer 2471=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2881 IMAPServer 2472=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2882 IMAPServer 2473=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2883 IMAPServer 2474=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2884 IMAPServer 2475=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2885 IMAPServer 2476=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2886 IMAPServer 2477=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2887 IMAPServer 2478=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2888 IMAPServer 2479=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2889 IMAPServer 2480=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2890 IMAPServer 2481=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2891 IMAPServer 2482=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2892 IMAPServer 2483=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2893 IMAPServer 2484=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2894 IMAPServer 2485=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2895 IMAPServer 2486=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2896 IMAPServer 2487=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2897 IMAPServer 2488=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2898 IMAPServer 2489=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2899 IMAPServer 2490=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2900 IMAPServer 2491=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2901 IMAPServer 2492=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2902 IMAPServer 2493=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2903 IMAPServer 2494=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2904 IMAPServer 2495=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2905 IMAPServer 2496=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2906 IMAPServer 2497=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2907 IMAPServer 2498=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2908 IMAPServer 2499=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2930 IMAPServer 2521=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2932 IMAPServer 2523=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2933 IMAPServer 2524=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2934 IMAPServer 2525=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2935 IMAPServer 2526=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2936 IMAPServer 2527=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2937 IMAPServer 2528=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2938 IMAPServer 2529=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2939 IMAPServer 2530=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2940 IMAPServer 2531=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2941 IMAPServer 2532=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2943 IMAPServer 2534=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2944 IMAPServer 2535=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2945 IMAPServer 2536=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2946 IMAPServer 2537=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2947 IMAPServer 2538=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2948 IMAPServer 2539=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2949 IMAPServer 2540=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2950 IMAPServer 2541=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2951 IMAPServer 2542=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2952 IMAPServer 2543=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2953 IMAPServer 2544=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2954 IMAPServer 2545=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2955 IMAPServer 2546=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2956 IMAPServer 2547=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2957 IMAPServer 2548=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2958 IMAPServer 2549=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2959 IMAPServer 2550=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2960 IMAPServer 2551=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2961 IMAPServer 2552=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2962 IMAPServer 2553=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2963 IMAPServer 2554=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2964 IMAPServer 2555=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2965 IMAPServer 2556=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2966 IMAPServer 2557=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2967 IMAPServer 2558=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2968 IMAPServer 2559=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2969 IMAPServer 2560=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2970 IMAPServer 2561=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2971 IMAPServer 2562=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2972 IMAPServer 2563=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2973 IMAPServer 2564=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2974 IMAPServer 2565=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2975 IMAPServer 2566=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2976 IMAPServer 2567=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2977 IMAPServer 2568=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2978 IMAPServer 2569=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2979 IMAPServer 2570=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2980 IMAPServer 2571=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2981 IMAPServer 2572=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2982 IMAPServer 2573=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2983 IMAPServer 2574=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2984 IMAPServer 2575=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2985 IMAPServer 2576=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2986 IMAPServer 2577=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2987 IMAPServer 2578=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2988 IMAPServer 2579=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2989 IMAPServer 2580=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2990 IMAPServer 2581=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2991 IMAPServer 2582=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2992 IMAPServer 2583=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2993 IMAPServer 2584=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2994 IMAPServer 2585=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2995 IMAPServer 2586=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2996 IMAPServer 2587=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2997 IMAPServer 2588=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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2998 IMAPServer 2589=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
2999 IMAPServer 2590=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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3000 IMAPServer 2591=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3001 IMAPServer 2592=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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3002 IMAPServer 2593=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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3003 IMAPServer 2594=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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3004 IMAPServer 2595=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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3005 IMAPServer 2596=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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3006 IMAPServer 2597=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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3007 IMAPServer 2598=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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3008 IMAPServer 2599=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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3009 IMAPServer 2600=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3010 IMAPServer 2601=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3011 IMAPServer 2602=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3012 IMAPServer 2603=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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3013 IMAPServer 2604=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3014 IMAPServer 2605=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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3015 IMAPServer 2606=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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3016 IMAPServer 2607=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3017 IMAPServer 2608=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
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3018 IMAPServer 2609=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3019 IMAPServer 2610=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3020 IMAPServer 2611=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3021 IMAPServer 2612=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3022 IMAPServer 2613=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3023 IMAPServer 2614=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3024 IMAPServer 2615=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3025 IMAPServer 2616=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3026 IMAPServer 2617=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3027 IMAPServer 2618=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3028 IMAPServer 2619=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3029 IMAPServer 2620=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3030 IMAPServer 2621=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3031 IMAPServer 2622=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3032 IMAPServer 2623=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3033 IMAPServer 2624=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3034 IMAPServer 2625=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3035 IMAPServer 2626=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3036 IMAPServer 2627=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3037 IMAPServer 2628=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3038 IMAPServer 2629=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3039 IMAPServer 2630=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3040 IMAPServer 2631=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3041 IMAPServer 2632=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3042 IMAPServer 2633=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3043 IMAPServer 2634=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3044 IMAPServer 2635=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3045 IMAPServer 2636=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3046 IMAPServer 2637=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3047 IMAPServer 2638=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3048 IMAPServer 2639=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3049 IMAPServer 2640=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3050 IMAPServer 2641=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3051 IMAPServer 2642=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3052 IMAPServer 2643=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3053 IMAPServer 2644=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3054 IMAPServer 2645=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3055 IMAPServer 2646=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3056 IMAPServer 2647=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3057 IMAPServer 2648=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3058 IMAPServer 2649=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3059 IMAPServer 2650=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3060 IMAPServer 2651=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3061 IMAPServer 2652=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3062 IMAPServer 2653=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3063 IMAPServer 2654=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3064 IMAPServer 2655=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3065 IMAPServer 2656=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3066 IMAPServer 2657=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3067 IMAPServer 2658=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3068 IMAPServer 2659=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3069 IMAPServer 2660=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3070 IMAPServer 2661=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3071 IMAPServer 2662=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3072 IMAPServer 2663=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3073 IMAPServer 2664=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3074 IMAPServer 2665=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3075 IMAPServer 2666=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3076 IMAPServer 2667=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3077 IMAPServer 2668=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3078 IMAPServer 2669=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3079 IMAPServer 2670=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3080 IMAPServer 2671=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3081 IMAPServer 2672=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3082 IMAPServer 2673=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3083 IMAPServer 2674=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3084 IMAPServer 2675=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3085 IMAPServer 2676=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3086 IMAPServer 2677=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3087 IMAPServer 2678=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3088 IMAPServer 2679=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3089 IMAPServer 2680=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3090 IMAPServer 2681=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3091 IMAPServer 2682=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3092 IMAPServer 2683=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3093 IMAPServer 2684=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3094 IMAPServer 2685=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3095 IMAPServer 2686=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3096 IMAPServer 2687=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3097 IMAPServer 2688=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3098 IMAPServer 2689=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3099 IMAPServer 2690=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3100 IMAPServer 2691=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3101 IMAPServer 2692=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3102 IMAPServer 2693=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3103 IMAPServer 2694=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3104 IMAPServer 2695=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3105 IMAPServer 2696=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3106 IMAPServer 2697=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3107 IMAPServer 2698=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3108 IMAPServer 2699=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3109 IMAPServer 2700=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3110 IMAPServer 2701=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3111 IMAPServer 2702=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3112 IMAPServer 2703=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3113 IMAPServer 2704=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3114 IMAPServer 2705=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3115 IMAPServer 2706=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3116 IMAPServer 2707=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3117 IMAPServer 2708=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3118 IMAPServer 2709=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3119 IMAPServer 2710=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3120 IMAPServer 2711=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3121 IMAPServer 2712=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3122 IMAPServer 2713=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3123 IMAPServer 2714=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3124 IMAPServer 2715=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3125 IMAPServer 2716=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3126 IMAPServer 2717=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3127 IMAPServer 2718=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3128 IMAPServer 2719=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3129 IMAPServer 2720=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3130 IMAPServer 2721=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3131 IMAPServer 2722=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3132 IMAPServer 2723=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3133 IMAPServer 2724=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3134 IMAPServer 2725=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3135 IMAPServer 2726=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3136 IMAPServer 2727=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3137 IMAPServer 2728=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3138 IMAPServer 2729=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3139 IMAPServer 2730=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3140 IMAPServer 2731=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3141 IMAPServer 2732=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3142 IMAPServer 2733=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3143 IMAPServer 2734=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3144 IMAPServer 2735=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3145 IMAPServer 2736=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3146 IMAPServer 2737=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3147 IMAPServer 2738=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3148 IMAPServer 2739=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3149 IMAPServer 2740=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3150 IMAPServer 2741=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3151 IMAPServer 2742=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3152 IMAPServer 2743=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3153 IMAPServer 2744=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3154 IMAPServer 2745=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3155 IMAPServer 2746=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3156 IMAPServer 2747=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3157 IMAPServer 2748=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3158 IMAPServer 2749=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3159 IMAPServer 2750=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3160 IMAPServer 2751=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3161 IMAPServer 2752=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3162 IMAPServer 2753=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3163 IMAPServer 2754=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3164 IMAPServer 2755=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3165 IMAPServer 2756=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3166 IMAPServer 2757=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3167 IMAPServer 2758=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3168 IMAPServer 2759=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3169 IMAPServer 2760=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3170 IMAPServer 2761=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3171 IMAPServer 2762=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3172 IMAPServer 2763=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3173 IMAPServer 2764=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3174 IMAPServer 2765=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3175 IMAPServer 2766=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3176 IMAPServer 2767=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3177 IMAPServer 2768=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3178 IMAPServer 2769=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3179 IMAPServer 2770=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3180 IMAPServer 2771=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3181 IMAPServer 2772=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3182 IMAPServer 2773=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3183 IMAPServer 2774=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3184 IMAPServer 2775=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3185 IMAPServer 2776=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3186 IMAPServer 2777=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3187 IMAPServer 2778=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3188 IMAPServer 2779=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3189 IMAPServer 2780=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3190 IMAPServer 2781=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3191 IMAPServer 2782=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3192 IMAPServer 2783=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3193 IMAPServer 2784=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3194 IMAPServer 2785=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3195 IMAPServer 2786=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3196 IMAPServer 2787=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3197 IMAPServer 2788=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3198 IMAPServer 2789=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3199 IMAPServer 2790=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3200 IMAPServer 2791=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3201 IMAPServer 2792=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3202 IMAPServer 2793=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3203 IMAPServer 2794=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3204 IMAPServer 2795=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3205 IMAPServer 2796=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3206 IMAPServer 2797=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3207 IMAPServer 2798=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3208 IMAPServer 2799=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3209 IMAPServer 2800=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3210 IMAPServer 2801=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3211 IMAPServer 2802=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3212 IMAPServer 2803=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3213 IMAPServer 2804=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3214 IMAPServer 2805=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3215 IMAPServer 2806=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3216 IMAPServer 2807=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3217 IMAPServer 2808=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3218 IMAPServer 2809=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3219 IMAPServer 2810=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3220 IMAPServer 2811=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3221 IMAPServer 2812=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3222 IMAPServer 2813=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3223 IMAPServer 2814=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3224 IMAPServer 2815=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3225 IMAPServer 2816=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3226 IMAPServer 2817=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3227 IMAPServer 2818=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3228 IMAPServer 2819=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3229 IMAPServer 2820=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3230 IMAPServer 2821=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3231 IMAPServer 2822=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3232 IMAPServer 2823=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3233 IMAPServer 2824=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3234 IMAPServer 2825=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3235 IMAPServer 2826=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3236 IMAPServer 2827=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3237 IMAPServer 2828=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3238 IMAPServer 2829=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3239 IMAPServer 2830=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3240 IMAPServer 2831=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3241 IMAPServer 2832=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3242 IMAPServer 2833=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3243 IMAPServer 2834=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3244 IMAPServer 2835=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3245 IMAPServer 2836=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3246 IMAPServer 2837=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3247 IMAPServer 2838=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3248 IMAPServer 2839=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3249 IMAPServer 2840=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3250 IMAPServer 2841=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3251 IMAPServer 2842=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3252 IMAPServer 2843=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3253 IMAPServer 2844=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3254 IMAPServer 2845=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3255 IMAPServer 2846=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3256 IMAPServer 2847=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3257 IMAPServer 2848=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3258 IMAPServer 2849=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3259 IMAPServer 2850=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3260 IMAPServer 2851=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3261 IMAPServer 2852=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3262 IMAPServer 2853=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3263 IMAPServer 2854=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3264 IMAPServer 2855=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3265 IMAPServer 2856=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3266 IMAPServer 2857=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3267 IMAPServer 2858=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3268 IMAPServer 2859=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3269 IMAPServer 2860=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3270 IMAPServer 2861=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3271 IMAPServer 2862=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3272 IMAPServer 2863=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3273 IMAPServer 2864=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3274 IMAPServer 2865=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3275 IMAPServer 2866=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3276 IMAPServer 2867=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3277 IMAPServer 2868=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3278 IMAPServer 2869=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3279 IMAPServer 2870=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3280 IMAPServer 2871=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3281 IMAPServer 2872=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3282 IMAPServer 2873=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3283 IMAPServer 2874=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3284 IMAPServer 2875=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3285 IMAPServer 2876=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3286 IMAPServer 2877=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3287 IMAPServer 2878=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3288 IMAPServer 2879=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3289 IMAPServer 2880=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3290 IMAPServer 2881=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3291 IMAPServer 2882=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3292 IMAPServer 2883=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3293 IMAPServer 2884=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3294 IMAPServer 2885=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3295 IMAPServer 2886=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3296 IMAPServer 2887=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3297 IMAPServer 2888=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3298 IMAPServer 2889=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3299 IMAPServer 2890=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3300 IMAPServer 2891=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3301 IMAPServer 2892=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3302 IMAPServer 2893=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3303 IMAPServer 2894=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3304 IMAPServer 2895=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3305 IMAPServer 2896=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3306 IMAPServer 2897=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3307 IMAPServer 2898=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3308 IMAPServer 2899=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3309 IMAPServer 2900=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3310 IMAPServer 2901=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3311 IMAPServer 2902=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3312 IMAPServer 2903=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3313 IMAPServer 2904=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3314 IMAPServer 2905=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3315 IMAPServer 2906=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3316 IMAPServer 2907=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3317 IMAPServer 2908=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3318 IMAPServer 2909=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3319 IMAPServer 2910=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3320 IMAPServer 2911=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3321 IMAPServer 2912=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3322 IMAPServer 2913=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3323 IMAPServer 2914=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3324 IMAPServer 2915=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3325 IMAPServer 2916=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3326 IMAPServer 2917=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3327 IMAPServer 2918=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3328 IMAPServer 2919=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3329 IMAPServer 2920=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3330 IMAPServer 2921=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3331 IMAPServer 2922=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3332 IMAPServer 2923=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3333 IMAPServer 2924=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3334 IMAPServer 2925=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3335 IMAPServer 2926=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3336 IMAPServer 2927=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3337 IMAPServer 2928=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3338 IMAPServer 2929=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3339 IMAPServer 2930=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3340 IMAPServer 2931=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3341 IMAPServer 2932=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3342 IMAPServer 2933=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3343 IMAPServer 2934=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3344 IMAPServer 2935=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3345 IMAPServer 2936=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3346 IMAPServer 2937=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3347 IMAPServer 2938=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3348 IMAPServer 2939=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3349 IMAPServer 2940=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3350 IMAPServer 2941=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3351 IMAPServer 2942=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3352 IMAPServer 2943=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3353 IMAPServer 2944=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3354 IMAPServer 2945=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3355 IMAPServer 2946=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3356 IMAPServer 2947=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3357 IMAPServer 2948=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3358 IMAPServer 2949=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3359 IMAPServer 2950=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3360 IMAPServer 2951=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3361 IMAPServer 2952=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3362 IMAPServer 2953=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3363 IMAPServer 2954=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3364 IMAPServer 2955=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3365 IMAPServer 2956=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3366 IMAPServer 2957=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3367 IMAPServer 2958=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3368 IMAPServer 2959=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3369 IMAPServer 2960=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3370 IMAPServer 2961=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3371 IMAPServer 2962=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3372 IMAPServer 2963=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3373 IMAPServer 2964=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3374 IMAPServer 2965=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3375 IMAPServer 2966=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3376 IMAPServer 2967=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3377 IMAPServer 2968=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3378 IMAPServer 2969=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3379 IMAPServer 2970=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3380 IMAPServer 2971=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3381 IMAPServer 2972=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3382 IMAPServer 2973=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3383 IMAPServer 2974=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3384 IMAPServer 2975=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3385 IMAPServer 2976=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3386 IMAPServer 2977=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3387 IMAPServer 2978=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3388 IMAPServer 2979=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3389 IMAPServer 2980=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3390 IMAPServer 2981=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3391 IMAPServer 2982=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3392 IMAPServer 2983=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3393 IMAPServer 2984=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3394 IMAPServer 2985=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3395 IMAPServer 2986=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3396 IMAPServer 2987=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3397 IMAPServer 2988=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3398 IMAPServer 2989=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3399 IMAPServer 2990=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3400 IMAPServer 2991=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3401 IMAPServer 2992=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3402 IMAPServer 2993=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3403 IMAPServer 2994=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3404 IMAPServer 2995=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3405 IMAPServer 2996=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3406 IMAPServer 2997=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3407 IMAPServer 2998=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3408 IMAPServer 2999=<p> Server MTM class implementation </p> |
|
3409 IMAPServer 3000=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3410 IMAPServer 3001=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3411 IMAPServer 3002=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3412 IMAPServer 3003=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3413 IMAPServer 3004=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3414 IMAPServer 3005=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3415 IMAPServer 3006=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3416 IMAPServer 3007=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3417 IMAPServer 3008=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3418 IMAPServer 3009=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3419 IMAPServer 3010=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3420 IMAPServer 3011=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3421 IMAPServer 3012=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3422 IMAPServer 3013=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3423 IMAPServer 3014=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3424 IMAPServer 3015=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3425 IMAPServer 3016=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3426 IMAPServer 3017=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3427 IMAPServer 3018=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3428 IMAPServer 3019=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3429 IMAPServer 3020=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3430 IMAPServer 3021=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3431 IMAPServer 3022=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3432 IMAPServer 3023=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3433 IMAPServer 3024=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3434 IMAPServer 3025=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3435 IMAPServer 3026=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3436 IMAPServer 3027=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3437 IMAPServer 3028=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3438 IMAPServer 3029=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3439 IMAPServer 3030=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3440 IMAPServer 3031=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3441 IMAPServer 3032=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3442 IMAPServer 3033=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3443 IMAPServer 3034=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3444 IMAPServer 3035=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3445 IMAPServer 3036=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3446 IMAPServer 3037=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3447 IMAPServer 3038=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3448 IMAPServer 3039=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3449 IMAPServer 3040=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3450 IMAPServer 3041=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3451 IMAPServer 3042=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3452 IMAPServer 3043=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3453 IMAPServer 3044=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3454 IMAPServer 3045=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3455 IMAPServer 3046=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3456 IMAPServer 3047=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3457 IMAPServer 3048=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3458 IMAPServer 3049=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3459 IMAPServer 3050=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3460 IMAPServer 3051=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3461 IMAPServer 3052=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3462 IMAPServer 3053=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3463 IMAPServer 3054=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3464 IMAPServer 3055=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3465 IMAPServer 3056=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3466 IMAPServer 3057=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3467 IMAPServer 3058=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3468 IMAPServer 3059=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3469 IMAPServer 3060=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3470 IMAPServer 3061=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3471 IMAPServer 3062=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3472 IMAPServer 3063=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3473 IMAPServer 3064=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3474 IMAPServer 3065=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3475 IMAPServer 3066=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3476 IMAPServer 3067=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3477 IMAPServer 3068=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3478 IMAPServer 3069=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3479 IMAPServer 3070=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3480 IMAPServer 3071=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3481 IMAPServer 3072=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3482 IMAPServer 3073=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3483 IMAPServer 3074=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3484 IMAPServer 3075=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3485 IMAPServer 3076=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3486 IMAPServer 3077=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3487 IMAPServer 3078=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3488 IMAPServer 3079=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3489 IMAPServer 3080=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3490 IMAPServer 3081=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3491 IMAPServer 3082=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3492 IMAPServer 3083=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3493 IMAPServer 3084=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3494 IMAPServer 3085=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3495 IMAPServer 3086=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3496 IMAPServer 3087=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3497 IMAPServer 3088=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3498 IMAPServer 3089=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3499 IMAPServer 3090=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3500 IMAPServer 3091=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3501 IMAPServer 3092=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3502 IMAPServer 3093=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3503 IMAPServer 3094=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3504 IMAPServer 3095=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3505 IMAPServer 3096=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3506 IMAPServer 3097=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3507 IMAPServer 3098=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3508 IMAPServer 3099=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3509 IMAPServer 3100=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3510 IMAPServer 3101=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3511 IMAPServer 3102=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3512 IMAPServer 3103=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3513 IMAPServer 3104=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3514 IMAPServer 3105=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3515 IMAPServer 3106=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3516 IMAPServer 3107=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3517 IMAPServer 3108=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3518 IMAPServer 3109=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3519 IMAPServer 3110=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3520 IMAPServer 3111=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3521 IMAPServer 3112=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3522 IMAPServer 3113=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3523 IMAPServer 3114=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3524 IMAPServer 3115=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3525 IMAPServer 3116=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3526 IMAPServer 3117=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3527 IMAPServer 3118=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3528 IMAPServer 3119=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3529 IMAPServer 3120=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3530 IMAPServer 3121=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3531 IMAPServer 3122=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3532 IMAPServer 3123=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3533 IMAPServer 3124=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3534 IMAPServer 3125=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3535 IMAPServer 3126=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3536 IMAPServer 3127=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3537 IMAPServer 3128=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3538 IMAPServer 3129=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3539 IMAPServer 3130=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3540 IMAPServer 3131=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3541 IMAPServer 3132=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3542 IMAPServer 3133=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3543 IMAPServer 3134=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3544 IMAPServer 3135=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3545 IMAPServer 3136=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3546 IMAPServer 3137=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3547 IMAPServer 3138=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3548 IMAPServer 3139=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3549 IMAPServer 3140=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3550 IMAPServer 3141=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3551 IMAPServer 3142=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3552 IMAPServer 3143=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3553 IMAPServer 3144=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3554 IMAPServer 3145=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3555 IMAPServer 3146=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3556 IMAPServer 3147=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3557 IMAPServer 3148=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3558 IMAPServer 3149=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3559 IMAPServer 3150=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3560 IMAPServer 3151=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3561 IMAPServer 3152=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3562 IMAPServer 3153=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3563 IMAPServer 3154=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3564 IMAPServer 3155=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3565 IMAPServer 3156=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3566 IMAPServer 3157=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3567 IMAPServer 3158=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3568 IMAPServer 3159=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3569 IMAPServer 3160=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3570 IMAPServer 3161=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3571 IMAPServer 3162=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3572 IMAPServer 3163=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3573 IMAPServer 3164=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3574 IMAPServer 3165=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3575 IMAPServer 3166=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3576 IMAPServer 3167=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3577 IMAPServer 3168=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3578 IMAPServer 3169=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3579 IMAPServer 3170=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3580 IMAPServer 3171=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3581 IMAPServer 3172=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3582 IMAPServer 3173=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3583 IMAPServer 3174=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3584 IMAPServer 3175=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3585 IMAPServer 3176=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3586 IMAPServer 3177=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3587 IMAPServer 3178=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3588 IMAPServer 3179=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3589 IMAPServer 3180=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3590 IMAPServer 3181=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3591 IMAPServer 3182=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3592 IMAPServer 3183=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3593 IMAPServer 3184=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3594 IMAPServer 3185=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3595 IMAPServer 3186=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3596 IMAPServer 3187=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3597 IMAPServer 3188=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3598 IMAPServer 3189=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3599 IMAPServer 3190=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3600 IMAPServer 3191=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3601 IMAPServer 3192=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3602 IMAPServer 3193=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3603 IMAPServer 3194=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3604 IMAPServer 3195=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3605 IMAPServer 3196=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3606 IMAPServer 3197=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3607 IMAPServer 3198=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3608 IMAPServer 3199=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3609 IMAPServer 3200=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3610 IMAPServer 3201=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3611 IMAPServer 3202=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3612 IMAPServer 3203=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3613 IMAPServer 3204=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3614 IMAPServer 3205=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3615 IMAPServer 3206=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3616 IMAPServer 3207=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3617 IMAPServer 3208=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3618 IMAPServer 3209=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3619 IMAPServer 3210=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3620 IMAPServer 3211=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3621 IMAPServer 3212=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3622 IMAPServer 3213=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3623 IMAPServer 3214=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3624 IMAPServer 3215=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3625 IMAPServer 3216=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3626 IMAPServer 3217=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3627 IMAPServer 3218=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3628 IMAPServer 3219=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3629 IMAPServer 3220=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3630 IMAPServer 3221=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3631 IMAPServer 3222=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3632 IMAPServer 3223=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3633 IMAPServer 3224=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3634 IMAPServer 3225=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3635 IMAPServer 3226=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3636 IMAPServer 3227=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3637 IMAPServer 3228=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3638 IMAPServer 3229=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3639 IMAPServer 3230=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3640 IMAPServer 3231=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3641 IMAPServer 3232=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3642 IMAPServer 3233=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3643 IMAPServer 3234=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3644 IMAPServer 3235=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3645 IMAPServer 3236=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3646 IMAPServer 3237=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3647 IMAPServer 3238=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3648 IMAPServer 3239=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3649 IMAPServer 3240=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3650 IMAPServer 3241=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3651 IMAPServer 3242=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3652 IMAPServer 3243=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3653 IMAPServer 3244=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3654 IMAPServer 3245=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3655 IMAPServer 3246=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3656 IMAPServer 3247=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3657 IMAPServer 3248=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3658 IMAPServer 3249=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3659 IMAPServer 3250=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3660 IMAPServer 3251=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3661 IMAPServer 3252=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3662 IMAPServer 3253=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3663 IMAPServer 3254=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3664 IMAPServer 3255=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3665 IMAPServer 3256=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3666 IMAPServer 3257=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3667 IMAPServer 3258=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3668 IMAPServer 3259=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3669 IMAPServer 3260=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3670 IMAPServer 3261=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3671 IMAPServer 3262=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3672 IMAPServer 3263=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3673 IMAPServer 3264=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3674 IMAPServer 3265=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3675 IMAPServer 3266=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3676 IMAPServer 3267=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3677 IMAPServer 3268=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3678 IMAPServer 3269=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3679 IMAPServer 3270=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3680 IMAPServer 3271=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3681 IMAPServer 3272=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3682 IMAPServer 3273=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3683 IMAPServer 3274=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3684 IMAPServer 3275=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3685 IMAPServer 3276=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3686 IMAPServer 3277=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3687 IMAPServer 3278=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3688 IMAPServer 3279=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3689 IMAPServer 3280=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3690 IMAPServer 3281=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3691 IMAPServer 3282=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3692 IMAPServer 3283=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3693 IMAPServer 3284=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3694 IMAPServer 3285=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3695 IMAPServer 3286=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3696 IMAPServer 3287=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3697 IMAPServer 3288=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3698 IMAPServer 3289=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3699 IMAPServer 3290=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3700 IMAPServer 3291=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3701 IMAPServer 3292=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3702 IMAPServer 3293=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3703 IMAPServer 3294=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3704 IMAPServer 3295=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3705 IMAPServer 3296=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3706 IMAPServer 3297=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3707 IMAPServer 3298=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3708 IMAPServer 3299=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3709 IMAPServer 3300=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3710 IMAPServer 3301=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3711 IMAPServer 3302=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3712 IMAPServer 3303=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3713 IMAPServer 3304=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3714 IMAPServer 3305=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3715 IMAPServer 3306=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3716 IMAPServer 3307=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3717 IMAPServer 3308=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3718 IMAPServer 3309=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3719 IMAPServer 3310=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3720 IMAPServer 3311=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3721 IMAPServer 3312=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3722 IMAPServer 3313=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3723 IMAPServer 3314=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3724 IMAPServer 3315=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3725 IMAPServer 3316=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3726 IMAPServer 3317=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3727 IMAPServer 3318=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3728 IMAPServer 3319=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3729 IMAPServer 3320=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3730 IMAPServer 3321=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3731 IMAPServer 3322=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3732 IMAPServer 3323=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3733 IMAPServer 3324=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3734 IMAPServer 3325=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3735 IMAPServer 3326=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3736 IMAPServer 3327=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3737 IMAPServer 3328=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3738 IMAPServer 3329=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3739 IMAPServer 3330=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3740 IMAPServer 3331=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3741 IMAPServer 3332=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3742 IMAPServer 3333=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3743 IMAPServer 3334=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3744 IMAPServer 3335=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3745 IMAPServer 3336=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3746 IMAPServer 3337=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3747 IMAPServer 3338=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3748 IMAPServer 3339=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3749 IMAPServer 3340=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3750 IMAPServer 3341=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3751 IMAPServer 3342=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3752 IMAPServer 3343=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3753 IMAPServer 3344=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3754 IMAPServer 3345=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3755 IMAPServer 3346=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3756 IMAPServer 3347=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3757 IMAPServer 3348=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3758 IMAPServer 3349=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3759 IMAPServer 3350=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3760 IMAPServer 3351=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3761 IMAPServer 3352=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3762 IMAPServer 3353=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3763 IMAPServer 3354=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3764 IMAPServer 3355=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3765 IMAPServer 3356=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3766 IMAPServer 3357=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3767 IMAPServer 3358=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3768 IMAPServer 3359=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3769 IMAPServer 3360=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3770 IMAPServer 3361=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3771 IMAPServer 3362=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3772 IMAPServer 3363=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3773 IMAPServer 3364=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3774 IMAPServer 3365=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3775 IMAPServer 3366=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3776 IMAPServer 3367=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3777 IMAPServer 3368=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3778 IMAPServer 3369=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3779 IMAPServer 3370=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3780 IMAPServer 3371=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3781 IMAPServer 3372=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3782 IMAPServer 3373=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3783 IMAPServer 3374=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3784 IMAPServer 3375=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3785 IMAPServer 3376=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3786 IMAPServer 3377=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3787 IMAPServer 3378=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3788 IMAPServer 3379=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3789 IMAPServer 3380=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3790 IMAPServer 3381=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3791 IMAPServer 3382=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3792 IMAPServer 3383=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3793 IMAPServer 3384=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3794 IMAPServer 3385=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3795 IMAPServer 3386=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3796 IMAPServer 3387=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3797 IMAPServer 3388=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3798 IMAPServer 3389=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3799 IMAPServer 3390=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3800 IMAPServer 3391=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3801 IMAPServer 3392=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3802 IMAPServer 3393=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3803 IMAPServer 3394=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3804 IMAPServer 3395=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3805 IMAPServer 3396=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3806 IMAPServer 3397=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3807 IMAPServer 3398=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3808 IMAPServer 3399=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3809 IMAPServer 3400=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3810 IMAPServer 3401=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3811 IMAPServer 3402=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3812 IMAPServer 3403=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3813 IMAPServer 3404=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3814 IMAPServer 3405=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3815 IMAPServer 3406=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3816 IMAPServer 3407=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3817 IMAPServer 3408=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3818 IMAPServer 3409=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3819 IMAPServer 3410=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3820 IMAPServer 3411=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3821 IMAPServer 3412=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3822 IMAPServer 3413=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3823 IMAPServer 3414=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3824 IMAPServer 3415=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3825 IMAPServer 3416=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3826 IMAPServer 3417=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3827 IMAPServer 3418=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3828 IMAPServer 3419=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3829 IMAPServer 3420=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3830 IMAPServer 3421=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3831 IMAPServer 3422=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3832 IMAPServer 3423=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3833 IMAPServer 3424=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3834 IMAPServer 3425=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3835 IMAPServer 3426=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3836 IMAPServer 3427=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3837 IMAPServer 3428=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3838 IMAPServer 3429=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3839 IMAPServer 3430=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3840 IMAPServer 3431=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3841 IMAPServer 3432=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3842 IMAPServer 3433=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3843 IMAPServer 3434=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3844 IMAPServer 3435=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3845 IMAPServer 3436=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3846 IMAPServer 3437=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3847 IMAPServer 3438=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3848 IMAPServer 3439=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3849 IMAPServer 3440=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3850 IMAPServer 3441=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3851 IMAPServer 3442=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3852 IMAPServer 3443=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3853 IMAPServer 3444=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3854 IMAPServer 3445=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3855 IMAPServer 3446=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3856 IMAPServer 3447=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3857 IMAPServer 3448=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3858 IMAPServer 3449=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3859 IMAPServer 3450=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3860 IMAPServer 3451=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3861 IMAPServer 3452=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3862 IMAPServer 3453=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3863 IMAPServer 3454=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3864 IMAPServer 3455=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3865 IMAPServer 3456=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3866 IMAPServer 3457=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3867 IMAPServer 3458=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3868 IMAPServer 3459=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3869 IMAPServer 3460=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3870 IMAPServer 3461=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3871 IMAPServer 3462=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3872 IMAPServer 3463=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3873 IMAPServer 3464=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3874 IMAPServer 3465=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3875 IMAPServer 3466=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3876 IMAPServer 3467=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3877 IMAPServer 3468=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3878 IMAPServer 3469=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3879 IMAPServer 3470=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3880 IMAPServer 3471=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3881 IMAPServer 3472=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3882 IMAPServer 3473=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3883 IMAPServer 3474=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3884 IMAPServer 3475=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3885 IMAPServer 3476=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3886 IMAPServer 3477=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3887 IMAPServer 3478=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3888 IMAPServer 3479=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3889 IMAPServer 3480=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3890 IMAPServer 3481=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3891 IMAPServer 3482=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3892 IMAPServer 3483=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3893 IMAPServer 3484=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3894 IMAPServer 3485=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3895 IMAPServer 3486=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3896 IMAPServer 3487=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3897 IMAPServer 3488=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3898 IMAPServer 3489=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3899 IMAPServer 3490=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3900 IMAPServer 3491=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3901 IMAPServer 3492=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3902 IMAPServer 3493=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3903 IMAPServer 3494=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3904 IMAPServer 3495=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3905 IMAPServer 3496=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3906 IMAPServer 3497=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3907 IMAPServer 3498=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3908 IMAPServer 3499=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3909 IMAPServer 3500=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3910 IMAPServer 3501=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3911 IMAPServer 3502=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3912 IMAPServer 3503=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3913 IMAPServer 3504=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3914 IMAPServer 3505=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3915 IMAPServer 3506=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3916 IMAPServer 3507=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3917 IMAPServer 3508=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3918 IMAPServer 3509=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3919 IMAPServer 3510=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3920 IMAPServer 3511=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3921 IMAPServer 3512=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3922 IMAPServer 3513=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3923 IMAPServer 3514=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3924 IMAPServer 3515=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3925 IMAPServer 3516=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3926 IMAPServer 3517=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3927 IMAPServer 3518=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3928 IMAPServer 3519=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3929 IMAPServer 3520=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
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3930 IMAPServer 3521=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
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3931 IMAPServer 3522=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
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3932 IMAPServer 3523=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
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3933 IMAPServer 3524=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
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3934 IMAPServer 3525=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
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3935 IMAPServer 3526=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
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3936 IMAPServer 3527=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3937 IMAPServer 3528=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
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3938 IMAPServer 3529=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3939 IMAPServer 3530=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
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3940 IMAPServer 3531=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
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3941 IMAPServer 3532=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
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3942 IMAPServer 3533=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
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3943 IMAPServer 3534=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
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3944 IMAPServer 3535=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
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3945 IMAPServer 3536=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
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3946 IMAPServer 3537=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
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3947 IMAPServer 3538=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
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3948 IMAPServer 3539=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3949 IMAPServer 3540=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3950 IMAPServer 3541=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3951 IMAPServer 3542=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
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3952 IMAPServer 3543=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
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3953 IMAPServer 3544=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3954 IMAPServer 3545=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
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3955 IMAPServer 3546=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
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3956 IMAPServer 3547=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3957 IMAPServer 3548=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3958 IMAPServer 3549=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3959 IMAPServer 3550=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3960 IMAPServer 3551=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3961 IMAPServer 3552=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3962 IMAPServer 3553=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3963 IMAPServer 3554=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3964 IMAPServer 3555=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3965 IMAPServer 3556=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3966 IMAPServer 3557=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3967 IMAPServer 3558=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3968 IMAPServer 3559=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3969 IMAPServer 3560=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3970 IMAPServer 3561=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3971 IMAPServer 3562=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3972 IMAPServer 3563=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3973 IMAPServer 3564=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3974 IMAPServer 3565=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3975 IMAPServer 3566=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3976 IMAPServer 3567=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3977 IMAPServer 3568=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3978 IMAPServer 3569=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3979 IMAPServer 3570=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3980 IMAPServer 3571=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3981 IMAPServer 3572=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3982 IMAPServer 3573=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3983 IMAPServer 3574=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3984 IMAPServer 3575=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3985 IMAPServer 3576=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3986 IMAPServer 3577=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3987 IMAPServer 3578=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3988 IMAPServer 3579=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3989 IMAPServer 3580=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3990 IMAPServer 3581=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3991 IMAPServer 3582=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3992 IMAPServer 3583=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3993 IMAPServer 3584=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3994 IMAPServer 3585=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3995 IMAPServer 3586=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3996 IMAPServer 3587=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3997 IMAPServer 3588=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3998 IMAPServer 3589=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
3999 IMAPServer 3590=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4000 IMAPServer 3591=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4001 IMAPServer 3592=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4002 IMAPServer 3593=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4003 IMAPServer 3594=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4004 IMAPServer 3595=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4005 IMAPServer 3596=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4006 IMAPServer 3597=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4007 IMAPServer 3598=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4008 IMAPServer 3599=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4009 IMAPServer 3600=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4010 IMAPServer 3601=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4011 IMAPServer 3602=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4012 IMAPServer 3603=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4013 IMAPServer 3604=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4014 IMAPServer 3605=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4015 IMAPServer 3606=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4016 IMAPServer 3607=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4017 IMAPServer 3608=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4018 IMAPServer 3609=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4019 IMAPServer 3610=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4020 IMAPServer 3611=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4021 IMAPServer 3612=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4022 IMAPServer 3613=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4023 IMAPServer 3614=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4024 IMAPServer 3615=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4025 IMAPServer 3616=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4026 IMAPServer 3617=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4027 IMAPServer 3618=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4028 IMAPServer 3619=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4029 IMAPServer 3620=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4030 IMAPServer 3621=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4031 IMAPServer 3622=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4032 IMAPServer 3623=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4033 IMAPServer 3624=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4034 IMAPServer 3625=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4035 IMAPServer 3626=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4036 IMAPServer 3627=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4037 IMAPServer 3628=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4038 IMAPServer 3629=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4039 IMAPServer 3630=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4040 IMAPServer 3631=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4041 IMAPServer 3632=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4042 IMAPServer 3633=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4043 IMAPServer 3634=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4044 IMAPServer 3635=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4045 IMAPServer 3636=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4046 IMAPServer 3637=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4047 IMAPServer 3638=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4048 IMAPServer 3639=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4049 IMAPServer 3640=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4050 IMAPServer 3641=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4051 IMAPServer 3642=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4052 IMAPServer 3643=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4053 IMAPServer 3644=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4054 IMAPServer 3645=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4055 IMAPServer 3646=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4056 IMAPServer 3647=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4057 IMAPServer 3648=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4058 IMAPServer 3649=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4059 IMAPServer 3650=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4060 IMAPServer 3651=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4061 IMAPServer 3652=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4062 IMAPServer 3653=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4063 IMAPServer 3654=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4064 IMAPServer 3655=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4065 IMAPServer 3656=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4066 IMAPServer 3657=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4067 IMAPServer 3658=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4068 IMAPServer 3659=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4069 IMAPServer 3660=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4070 IMAPServer 3661=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4071 IMAPServer 3662=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4072 IMAPServer 3663=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4073 IMAPServer 3664=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4074 IMAPServer 3665=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4075 IMAPServer 3666=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4076 IMAPServer 3667=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4077 IMAPServer 3668=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4078 IMAPServer 3669=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4079 IMAPServer 3670=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4080 IMAPServer 3671=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4081 IMAPServer 3672=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4082 IMAPServer 3673=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4083 IMAPServer 3674=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4084 IMAPServer 3675=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4085 IMAPServer 3676=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4086 IMAPServer 3677=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4087 IMAPServer 3678=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4088 IMAPServer 3679=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4089 IMAPServer 3680=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4090 IMAPServer 3681=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4091 IMAPServer 3682=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4092 IMAPServer 3683=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4093 IMAPServer 3684=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4094 IMAPServer 3685=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4095 IMAPServer 3686=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4096 IMAPServer 3687=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4097 IMAPServer 3688=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4098 IMAPServer 3689=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4099 IMAPServer 3690=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4100 IMAPServer 3691=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4101 IMAPServer 3692=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4102 IMAPServer 3693=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4103 IMAPServer 3694=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4104 IMAPServer 3695=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4105 IMAPServer 3696=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4106 IMAPServer 3697=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4107 IMAPServer 3698=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4108 IMAPServer 3699=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4109 IMAPServer 3700=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4110 IMAPServer 3701=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4111 IMAPServer 3702=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4112 IMAPServer 3703=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4113 IMAPServer 3704=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4114 IMAPServer 3705=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4115 IMAPServer 3706=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4116 IMAPServer 3707=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4117 IMAPServer 3708=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4118 IMAPServer 3709=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4119 IMAPServer 3710=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4120 IMAPServer 3711=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4121 IMAPServer 3712=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4122 IMAPServer 3713=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4123 IMAPServer 3714=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4124 IMAPServer 3715=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4125 IMAPServer 3716=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4126 IMAPServer 3717=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4127 IMAPServer 3718=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4128 IMAPServer 3719=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4129 IMAPServer 3720=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4130 IMAPServer 3721=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4131 IMAPServer 3722=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4132 IMAPServer 3723=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4133 IMAPServer 3724=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4134 IMAPServer 3725=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4135 IMAPServer 3726=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4136 IMAPServer 3727=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4137 IMAPServer 3728=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4138 IMAPServer 3729=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4139 IMAPServer 3730=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4140 IMAPServer 3731=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4141 IMAPServer 3732=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4142 IMAPServer 3733=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4143 IMAPServer 3734=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4144 IMAPServer 3735=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4145 IMAPServer 3736=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4146 IMAPServer 3737=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4147 IMAPServer 3738=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4148 IMAPServer 3739=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4149 IMAPServer 3740=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4150 IMAPServer 3741=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4151 IMAPServer 3742=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4152 IMAPServer 3743=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4153 IMAPServer 3744=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4154 IMAPServer 3745=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4155 IMAPServer 3746=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4156 IMAPServer 3747=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4157 IMAPServer 3748=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4158 IMAPServer 3749=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4159 IMAPServer 3750=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4160 IMAPServer 3751=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4161 IMAPServer 3752=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4162 IMAPServer 3753=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4163 IMAPServer 3754=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4164 IMAPServer 3755=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4165 IMAPServer 3756=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4166 IMAPServer 3757=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4167 IMAPServer 3758=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4168 IMAPServer 3759=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4169 IMAPServer 3760=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4170 IMAPServer 3761=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4171 IMAPServer 3762=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4172 IMAPServer 3763=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4173 IMAPServer 3764=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4174 IMAPServer 3765=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4175 IMAPServer 3766=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4176 IMAPServer 3767=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4177 IMAPServer 3768=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4178 IMAPServer 3769=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4179 IMAPServer 3770=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4180 IMAPServer 3771=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4181 IMAPServer 3772=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4182 IMAPServer 3773=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4183 IMAPServer 3774=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4184 IMAPServer 3775=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4185 IMAPServer 3776=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4186 IMAPServer 3777=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4187 IMAPServer 3778=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4188 IMAPServer 3779=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4189 IMAPServer 3780=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4190 IMAPServer 3781=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4191 IMAPServer 3782=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4192 IMAPServer 3783=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4193 IMAPServer 3784=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4194 IMAPServer 3785=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4195 IMAPServer 3786=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4196 IMAPServer 3787=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4197 IMAPServer 3788=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4198 IMAPServer 3789=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4199 IMAPServer 3790=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4200 IMAPServer 3791=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4201 IMAPServer 3792=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4202 IMAPServer 3793=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4203 IMAPServer 3794=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4204 IMAPServer 3795=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4205 IMAPServer 3796=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4206 IMAPServer 3797=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4207 IMAPServer 3798=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4208 IMAPServer 3799=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4209 IMAPServer 3800=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4210 IMAPServer 3801=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4211 IMAPServer 3802=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4212 IMAPServer 3803=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4213 IMAPServer 3804=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4214 IMAPServer 3805=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4215 IMAPServer 3806=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4216 IMAPServer 3807=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4217 IMAPServer 3808=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4218 IMAPServer 3809=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4219 IMAPServer 3810=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4220 IMAPServer 3811=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4221 IMAPServer 3812=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4222 IMAPServer 3813=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4223 IMAPServer 3814=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4224 IMAPServer 3815=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4225 IMAPServer 3816=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4226 IMAPServer 3817=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4227 IMAPServer 3818=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4228 IMAPServer 3819=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4229 IMAPServer 3820=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4230 IMAPServer 3821=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4231 IMAPServer 3822=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4232 IMAPServer 3823=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4233 IMAPServer 3824=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4234 IMAPServer 3825=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4235 IMAPServer 3826=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4236 IMAPServer 3827=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4237 IMAPServer 3828=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4238 IMAPServer 3829=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4239 IMAPServer 3830=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4240 IMAPServer 3831=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4241 IMAPServer 3832=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4242 IMAPServer 3833=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4243 IMAPServer 3834=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4244 IMAPServer 3835=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4245 IMAPServer 3836=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4246 IMAPServer 3837=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4247 IMAPServer 3838=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4248 IMAPServer 3839=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4249 IMAPServer 3840=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4250 IMAPServer 3841=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4251 IMAPServer 3842=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4252 IMAPServer 3843=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4253 IMAPServer 3844=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4254 IMAPServer 3845=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4255 IMAPServer 3846=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4256 IMAPServer 3847=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4257 IMAPServer 3848=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4258 IMAPServer 3849=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4259 IMAPServer 3850=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4260 IMAPServer 3851=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4261 IMAPServer 3852=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4262 IMAPServer 3853=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4263 IMAPServer 3854=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4264 IMAPServer 3855=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4265 IMAPServer 3856=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4266 IMAPServer 3857=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4267 IMAPServer 3858=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4268 IMAPServer 3859=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4269 IMAPServer 3860=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4270 IMAPServer 3861=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4271 IMAPServer 3862=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4272 IMAPServer 3863=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4273 IMAPServer 3864=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4274 IMAPServer 3865=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4275 IMAPServer 3866=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4276 IMAPServer 3867=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4277 IMAPServer 3868=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4278 IMAPServer 3869=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4279 IMAPServer 3870=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4280 IMAPServer 3871=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4281 IMAPServer 3872=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4282 IMAPServer 3873=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4283 IMAPServer 3874=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4284 IMAPServer 3875=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4285 IMAPServer 3876=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4286 IMAPServer 3877=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4287 IMAPServer 3878=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4288 IMAPServer 3879=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4289 IMAPServer 3880=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4290 IMAPServer 3881=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4291 IMAPServer 3882=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4292 IMAPServer 3883=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4293 IMAPServer 3884=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4294 IMAPServer 3885=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4295 IMAPServer 3886=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4296 IMAPServer 3887=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4297 IMAPServer 3888=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4298 IMAPServer 3889=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4299 IMAPServer 3890=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4300 IMAPServer 3891=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4301 IMAPServer 3892=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4302 IMAPServer 3893=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4303 IMAPServer 3894=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4304 IMAPServer 3895=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4305 IMAPServer 3896=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4306 IMAPServer 3897=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4307 IMAPServer 3898=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4308 IMAPServer 3899=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4309 IMAPServer 3900=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4310 IMAPServer 3901=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4311 IMAPServer 3902=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4312 IMAPServer 3903=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4313 IMAPServer 3904=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4314 IMAPServer 3905=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4315 IMAPServer 3906=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4316 IMAPServer 3907=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4317 IMAPServer 3908=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4318 IMAPServer 3909=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4319 IMAPServer 3910=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4320 IMAPServer 3911=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4321 IMAPServer 3912=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4322 IMAPServer 3913=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4323 IMAPServer 3914=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4324 IMAPServer 3915=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4325 IMAPServer 3916=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4326 IMAPServer 3917=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4327 IMAPServer 3918=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4328 IMAPServer 3919=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4329 IMAPServer 3920=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4330 IMAPServer 3921=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4331 IMAPServer 3922=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4332 IMAPServer 3923=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4333 IMAPServer 3924=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4334 IMAPServer 3925=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4335 IMAPServer 3926=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4336 IMAPServer 3927=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4337 IMAPServer 3928=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4338 IMAPServer 3929=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4339 IMAPServer 3930=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4340 IMAPServer 3931=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4341 IMAPServer 3932=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4342 IMAPServer 3933=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4343 IMAPServer 3934=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4344 IMAPServer 3935=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4345 IMAPServer 3936=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4346 IMAPServer 3937=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4347 IMAPServer 3938=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4348 IMAPServer 3939=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4349 IMAPServer 3940=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4350 IMAPServer 3941=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4351 IMAPServer 3942=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4352 IMAPServer 3943=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4353 IMAPServer 3944=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4354 IMAPServer 3945=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4355 IMAPServer 3946=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4356 IMAPServer 3947=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4357 IMAPServer 3948=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4358 IMAPServer 3949=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4359 IMAPServer 3950=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4360 IMAPServer 3951=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4361 IMAPServer 3952=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4362 IMAPServer 3953=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4363 IMAPServer 3954=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4364 IMAPServer 3955=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4365 IMAPServer 3956=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4366 IMAPServer 3957=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4367 IMAPServer 3958=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4368 IMAPServer 3959=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4369 IMAPServer 3960=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4370 IMAPServer 3961=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4371 IMAPServer 3962=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4372 IMAPServer 3963=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4373 IMAPServer 3964=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4374 IMAPServer 3965=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4375 IMAPServer 3966=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4376 IMAPServer 3967=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4377 IMAPServer 3968=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4378 IMAPServer 3969=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4379 IMAPServer 3970=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4380 IMAPServer 3971=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4381 IMAPServer 3972=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4382 IMAPServer 3973=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4383 IMAPServer 3974=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4384 IMAPServer 3975=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4385 IMAPServer 3976=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4386 IMAPServer 3977=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4387 IMAPServer 3978=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4388 IMAPServer 3979=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4389 IMAPServer 3980=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4390 IMAPServer 3981=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4391 IMAPServer 3982=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4392 IMAPServer 3983=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4393 IMAPServer 3984=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4394 IMAPServer 3985=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4395 IMAPServer 3986=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4396 IMAPServer 3987=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4397 IMAPServer 3988=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4398 IMAPServer 3989=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4399 IMAPServer 3990=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4400 IMAPServer 3991=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4401 IMAPServer 3992=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4402 IMAPServer 3993=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4403 IMAPServer 3994=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4404 IMAPServer 3995=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4405 IMAPServer 3996=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4406 IMAPServer 3997=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4407 IMAPServer 3998=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4408 IMAPServer 3999=<p> Character set conversion </p> |
|
4409 IMAPServer 4000=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4410 IMAPServer 4001=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4411 IMAPServer 4002=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4412 IMAPServer 4003=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4413 IMAPServer 4004=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4414 IMAPServer 4005=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4415 IMAPServer 4006=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4416 IMAPServer 4007=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4417 IMAPServer 4008=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4418 IMAPServer 4009=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4419 IMAPServer 4010=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4420 IMAPServer 4011=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4421 IMAPServer 4012=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4422 IMAPServer 4013=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4423 IMAPServer 4014=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4424 IMAPServer 4015=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4425 IMAPServer 4016=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4426 IMAPServer 4017=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4427 IMAPServer 4018=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4428 IMAPServer 4019=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4429 IMAPServer 4020=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4430 IMAPServer 4021=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4431 IMAPServer 4022=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4432 IMAPServer 4023=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4433 IMAPServer 4024=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4434 IMAPServer 4025=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4435 IMAPServer 4026=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4436 IMAPServer 4027=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4437 IMAPServer 4028=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4438 IMAPServer 4029=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4439 IMAPServer 4030=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4440 IMAPServer 4031=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4441 IMAPServer 4032=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4442 IMAPServer 4033=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4443 IMAPServer 4034=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4444 IMAPServer 4035=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4445 IMAPServer 4036=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4446 IMAPServer 4037=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4447 IMAPServer 4038=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4448 IMAPServer 4039=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4449 IMAPServer 4040=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4450 IMAPServer 4041=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4451 IMAPServer 4042=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4452 IMAPServer 4043=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4453 IMAPServer 4044=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4454 IMAPServer 4045=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4455 IMAPServer 4046=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4456 IMAPServer 4047=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4457 IMAPServer 4048=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4458 IMAPServer 4049=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4459 IMAPServer 4050=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4460 IMAPServer 4051=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4461 IMAPServer 4052=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4462 IMAPServer 4053=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4463 IMAPServer 4054=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4464 IMAPServer 4055=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4465 IMAPServer 4056=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4466 IMAPServer 4057=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4467 IMAPServer 4058=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4468 IMAPServer 4059=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4469 IMAPServer 4060=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4470 IMAPServer 4061=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4471 IMAPServer 4062=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4472 IMAPServer 4063=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4473 IMAPServer 4064=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4474 IMAPServer 4065=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4475 IMAPServer 4066=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4476 IMAPServer 4067=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4477 IMAPServer 4068=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4478 IMAPServer 4069=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4479 IMAPServer 4070=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4480 IMAPServer 4071=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4481 IMAPServer 4072=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4482 IMAPServer 4073=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4483 IMAPServer 4074=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4484 IMAPServer 4075=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4485 IMAPServer 4076=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4486 IMAPServer 4077=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4487 IMAPServer 4078=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4488 IMAPServer 4079=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4489 IMAPServer 4080=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4490 IMAPServer 4081=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4491 IMAPServer 4082=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4492 IMAPServer 4083=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4493 IMAPServer 4084=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4494 IMAPServer 4085=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4495 IMAPServer 4086=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4496 IMAPServer 4087=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4497 IMAPServer 4088=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4498 IMAPServer 4089=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4499 IMAPServer 4090=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4500 IMAPServer 4091=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4501 IMAPServer 4092=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4502 IMAPServer 4093=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4503 IMAPServer 4094=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4504 IMAPServer 4095=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4505 IMAPServer 4096=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4506 IMAPServer 4097=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4507 IMAPServer 4098=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4508 IMAPServer 4099=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4509 IMAPServer 4100=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4510 IMAPServer 4101=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4511 IMAPServer 4102=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4512 IMAPServer 4103=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4513 IMAPServer 4104=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4514 IMAPServer 4105=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4515 IMAPServer 4106=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4516 IMAPServer 4107=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4517 IMAPServer 4108=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4518 IMAPServer 4109=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4519 IMAPServer 4110=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4520 IMAPServer 4111=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4521 IMAPServer 4112=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4522 IMAPServer 4113=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4523 IMAPServer 4114=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4524 IMAPServer 4115=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4525 IMAPServer 4116=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4526 IMAPServer 4117=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4527 IMAPServer 4118=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4528 IMAPServer 4119=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4529 IMAPServer 4120=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4530 IMAPServer 4121=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4531 IMAPServer 4122=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4532 IMAPServer 4123=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4533 IMAPServer 4124=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4534 IMAPServer 4125=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4535 IMAPServer 4126=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4536 IMAPServer 4127=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4537 IMAPServer 4128=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4538 IMAPServer 4129=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4539 IMAPServer 4130=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4540 IMAPServer 4131=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4541 IMAPServer 4132=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4542 IMAPServer 4133=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4543 IMAPServer 4134=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4544 IMAPServer 4135=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4545 IMAPServer 4136=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4546 IMAPServer 4137=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4547 IMAPServer 4138=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4548 IMAPServer 4139=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4549 IMAPServer 4140=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4550 IMAPServer 4141=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4551 IMAPServer 4142=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4552 IMAPServer 4143=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4553 IMAPServer 4144=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4554 IMAPServer 4145=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4555 IMAPServer 4146=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4556 IMAPServer 4147=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4557 IMAPServer 4148=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4558 IMAPServer 4149=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4559 IMAPServer 4150=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4560 IMAPServer 4151=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4561 IMAPServer 4152=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4562 IMAPServer 4153=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4563 IMAPServer 4154=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4564 IMAPServer 4155=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4565 IMAPServer 4156=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4566 IMAPServer 4157=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4567 IMAPServer 4158=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4568 IMAPServer 4159=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4569 IMAPServer 4160=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4570 IMAPServer 4161=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4571 IMAPServer 4162=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4572 IMAPServer 4163=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4573 IMAPServer 4164=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4574 IMAPServer 4165=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4575 IMAPServer 4166=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4576 IMAPServer 4167=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4577 IMAPServer 4168=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4578 IMAPServer 4169=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4579 IMAPServer 4170=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4580 IMAPServer 4171=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4581 IMAPServer 4172=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4582 IMAPServer 4173=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4583 IMAPServer 4174=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4584 IMAPServer 4175=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4585 IMAPServer 4176=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4586 IMAPServer 4177=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4587 IMAPServer 4178=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4588 IMAPServer 4179=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4589 IMAPServer 4180=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4590 IMAPServer 4181=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4591 IMAPServer 4182=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4592 IMAPServer 4183=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4593 IMAPServer 4184=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4594 IMAPServer 4185=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4595 IMAPServer 4186=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4596 IMAPServer 4187=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4597 IMAPServer 4188=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4598 IMAPServer 4189=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4599 IMAPServer 4190=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4600 IMAPServer 4191=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4601 IMAPServer 4192=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4602 IMAPServer 4193=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4603 IMAPServer 4194=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4604 IMAPServer 4195=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4605 IMAPServer 4196=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4606 IMAPServer 4197=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4607 IMAPServer 4198=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4608 IMAPServer 4199=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4609 IMAPServer 4200=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4610 IMAPServer 4201=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4611 IMAPServer 4202=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4612 IMAPServer 4203=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4613 IMAPServer 4204=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4614 IMAPServer 4205=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4615 IMAPServer 4206=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4616 IMAPServer 4207=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4617 IMAPServer 4208=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4618 IMAPServer 4209=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4619 IMAPServer 4210=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
4620 IMAPServer 4211=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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4914 IMAPServer 4505=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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4930 IMAPServer 4521=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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4932 IMAPServer 4523=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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4934 IMAPServer 4525=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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4935 IMAPServer 4526=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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4936 IMAPServer 4527=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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4937 IMAPServer 4528=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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4938 IMAPServer 4529=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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4939 IMAPServer 4530=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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4940 IMAPServer 4531=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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4941 IMAPServer 4532=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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4942 IMAPServer 4533=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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4943 IMAPServer 4534=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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4944 IMAPServer 4535=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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4945 IMAPServer 4536=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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4946 IMAPServer 4537=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5102 IMAPServer 4693=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5103 IMAPServer 4694=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5104 IMAPServer 4695=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5105 IMAPServer 4696=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5106 IMAPServer 4697=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5107 IMAPServer 4698=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5109 IMAPServer 4700=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5110 IMAPServer 4701=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5111 IMAPServer 4702=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5112 IMAPServer 4703=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5113 IMAPServer 4704=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5114 IMAPServer 4705=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5115 IMAPServer 4706=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5116 IMAPServer 4707=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5117 IMAPServer 4708=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5118 IMAPServer 4709=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5119 IMAPServer 4710=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5120 IMAPServer 4711=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5122 IMAPServer 4713=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5129 IMAPServer 4720=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5130 IMAPServer 4721=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5131 IMAPServer 4722=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5133 IMAPServer 4724=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5134 IMAPServer 4725=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5139 IMAPServer 4730=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5140 IMAPServer 4731=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5141 IMAPServer 4732=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5142 IMAPServer 4733=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5143 IMAPServer 4734=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5144 IMAPServer 4735=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5145 IMAPServer 4736=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5146 IMAPServer 4737=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5147 IMAPServer 4738=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5148 IMAPServer 4739=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5149 IMAPServer 4740=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5150 IMAPServer 4741=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5151 IMAPServer 4742=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5152 IMAPServer 4743=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5153 IMAPServer 4744=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5154 IMAPServer 4745=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5155 IMAPServer 4746=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5156 IMAPServer 4747=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5157 IMAPServer 4748=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5158 IMAPServer 4749=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5159 IMAPServer 4750=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5160 IMAPServer 4751=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5161 IMAPServer 4752=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5162 IMAPServer 4753=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5163 IMAPServer 4754=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5164 IMAPServer 4755=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5165 IMAPServer 4756=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5166 IMAPServer 4757=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5167 IMAPServer 4758=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5168 IMAPServer 4759=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5169 IMAPServer 4760=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5170 IMAPServer 4761=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5171 IMAPServer 4762=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5172 IMAPServer 4763=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5173 IMAPServer 4764=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5174 IMAPServer 4765=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5175 IMAPServer 4766=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5181 IMAPServer 4772=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5182 IMAPServer 4773=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5183 IMAPServer 4774=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5184 IMAPServer 4775=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5185 IMAPServer 4776=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5186 IMAPServer 4777=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5188 IMAPServer 4779=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5189 IMAPServer 4780=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5190 IMAPServer 4781=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5191 IMAPServer 4782=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5192 IMAPServer 4783=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5194 IMAPServer 4785=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5195 IMAPServer 4786=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5196 IMAPServer 4787=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5197 IMAPServer 4788=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5198 IMAPServer 4789=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5199 IMAPServer 4790=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5200 IMAPServer 4791=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5201 IMAPServer 4792=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5202 IMAPServer 4793=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5203 IMAPServer 4794=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5204 IMAPServer 4795=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5205 IMAPServer 4796=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5206 IMAPServer 4797=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5207 IMAPServer 4798=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5208 IMAPServer 4799=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5209 IMAPServer 4800=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5210 IMAPServer 4801=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5211 IMAPServer 4802=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5212 IMAPServer 4803=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5213 IMAPServer 4804=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5214 IMAPServer 4805=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5215 IMAPServer 4806=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5216 IMAPServer 4807=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5217 IMAPServer 4808=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5218 IMAPServer 4809=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5219 IMAPServer 4810=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5220 IMAPServer 4811=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5221 IMAPServer 4812=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5222 IMAPServer 4813=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5223 IMAPServer 4814=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5224 IMAPServer 4815=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5225 IMAPServer 4816=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5226 IMAPServer 4817=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5227 IMAPServer 4818=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5228 IMAPServer 4819=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5229 IMAPServer 4820=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5230 IMAPServer 4821=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5231 IMAPServer 4822=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5232 IMAPServer 4823=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5233 IMAPServer 4824=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5234 IMAPServer 4825=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5235 IMAPServer 4826=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5236 IMAPServer 4827=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5237 IMAPServer 4828=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5238 IMAPServer 4829=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5239 IMAPServer 4830=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5240 IMAPServer 4831=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5241 IMAPServer 4832=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5242 IMAPServer 4833=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5243 IMAPServer 4834=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5244 IMAPServer 4835=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5245 IMAPServer 4836=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5246 IMAPServer 4837=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5247 IMAPServer 4838=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5248 IMAPServer 4839=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5249 IMAPServer 4840=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5250 IMAPServer 4841=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5251 IMAPServer 4842=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5252 IMAPServer 4843=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5253 IMAPServer 4844=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5254 IMAPServer 4845=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5255 IMAPServer 4846=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5256 IMAPServer 4847=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5257 IMAPServer 4848=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5258 IMAPServer 4849=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5259 IMAPServer 4850=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5260 IMAPServer 4851=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5261 IMAPServer 4852=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5262 IMAPServer 4853=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5263 IMAPServer 4854=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5264 IMAPServer 4855=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5265 IMAPServer 4856=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5266 IMAPServer 4857=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5267 IMAPServer 4858=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5268 IMAPServer 4859=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5269 IMAPServer 4860=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
5270 IMAPServer 4861=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5271 IMAPServer 4862=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5272 IMAPServer 4863=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5276 IMAPServer 4867=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5277 IMAPServer 4868=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5279 IMAPServer 4870=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5280 IMAPServer 4871=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5291 IMAPServer 4882=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5293 IMAPServer 4884=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5294 IMAPServer 4885=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5295 IMAPServer 4886=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5296 IMAPServer 4887=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5297 IMAPServer 4888=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5298 IMAPServer 4889=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5301 IMAPServer 4892=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5302 IMAPServer 4893=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5303 IMAPServer 4894=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5304 IMAPServer 4895=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5305 IMAPServer 4896=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5306 IMAPServer 4897=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5307 IMAPServer 4898=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5308 IMAPServer 4899=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5310 IMAPServer 4901=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5313 IMAPServer 4904=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5315 IMAPServer 4906=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5318 IMAPServer 4909=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5319 IMAPServer 4910=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5320 IMAPServer 4911=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5323 IMAPServer 4914=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5324 IMAPServer 4915=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5325 IMAPServer 4916=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5326 IMAPServer 4917=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5327 IMAPServer 4918=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5328 IMAPServer 4919=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5329 IMAPServer 4920=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5330 IMAPServer 4921=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5331 IMAPServer 4922=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5332 IMAPServer 4923=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5333 IMAPServer 4924=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5334 IMAPServer 4925=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5335 IMAPServer 4926=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5336 IMAPServer 4927=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5337 IMAPServer 4928=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5338 IMAPServer 4929=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5339 IMAPServer 4930=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5340 IMAPServer 4931=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5341 IMAPServer 4932=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5342 IMAPServer 4933=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5343 IMAPServer 4934=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5344 IMAPServer 4935=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5345 IMAPServer 4936=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5346 IMAPServer 4937=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5347 IMAPServer 4938=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5348 IMAPServer 4939=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
5349 IMAPServer 4940=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5350 IMAPServer 4941=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5351 IMAPServer 4942=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5352 IMAPServer 4943=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5353 IMAPServer 4944=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5354 IMAPServer 4945=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5355 IMAPServer 4946=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5356 IMAPServer 4947=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5357 IMAPServer 4948=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5358 IMAPServer 4949=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5359 IMAPServer 4950=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5360 IMAPServer 4951=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5361 IMAPServer 4952=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5362 IMAPServer 4953=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5363 IMAPServer 4954=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5364 IMAPServer 4955=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5365 IMAPServer 4956=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5366 IMAPServer 4957=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5367 IMAPServer 4958=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5368 IMAPServer 4959=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5369 IMAPServer 4960=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5370 IMAPServer 4961=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5371 IMAPServer 4962=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5372 IMAPServer 4963=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5373 IMAPServer 4964=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5374 IMAPServer 4965=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5375 IMAPServer 4966=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
5376 IMAPServer 4967=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5377 IMAPServer 4968=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5378 IMAPServer 4969=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5379 IMAPServer 4970=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5380 IMAPServer 4971=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5381 IMAPServer 4972=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
5382 IMAPServer 4973=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5383 IMAPServer 4974=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
5384 IMAPServer 4975=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5385 IMAPServer 4976=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5386 IMAPServer 4977=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5387 IMAPServer 4978=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5388 IMAPServer 4979=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5389 IMAPServer 4980=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
5390 IMAPServer 4981=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5391 IMAPServer 4982=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
5392 IMAPServer 4983=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5393 IMAPServer 4984=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5394 IMAPServer 4985=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5395 IMAPServer 4986=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
5396 IMAPServer 4987=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
5397 IMAPServer 4988=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
5398 IMAPServer 4989=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5399 IMAPServer 4990=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5400 IMAPServer 4991=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5401 IMAPServer 4992=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5402 IMAPServer 4993=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5403 IMAPServer 4994=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5404 IMAPServer 4995=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
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5405 IMAPServer 4996=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
5406 IMAPServer 4997=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
5407 IMAPServer 4998=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
5408 IMAPServer 4999=<p> Storage and manipulation of messages </p> |
|
5409 IMAPServer 5000=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5410 IMAPServer 5001=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5411 IMAPServer 5002=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5412 IMAPServer 5003=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5413 IMAPServer 5004=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5414 IMAPServer 5005=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5415 IMAPServer 5006=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5416 IMAPServer 5007=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5417 IMAPServer 5008=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5418 IMAPServer 5009=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5419 IMAPServer 5010=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5420 IMAPServer 5011=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5421 IMAPServer 5012=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5422 IMAPServer 5013=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5423 IMAPServer 5014=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5424 IMAPServer 5015=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5425 IMAPServer 5016=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5426 IMAPServer 5017=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5427 IMAPServer 5018=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5428 IMAPServer 5019=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5429 IMAPServer 5020=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5430 IMAPServer 5021=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5431 IMAPServer 5022=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5433 IMAPServer 5024=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5434 IMAPServer 5025=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5435 IMAPServer 5026=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5436 IMAPServer 5027=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5437 IMAPServer 5028=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5438 IMAPServer 5029=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5439 IMAPServer 5030=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5440 IMAPServer 5031=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5441 IMAPServer 5032=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5442 IMAPServer 5033=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5443 IMAPServer 5034=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5444 IMAPServer 5035=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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5445 IMAPServer 5036=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5446 IMAPServer 5037=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5447 IMAPServer 5038=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5448 IMAPServer 5039=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5449 IMAPServer 5040=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5450 IMAPServer 5041=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5451 IMAPServer 5042=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5452 IMAPServer 5043=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5453 IMAPServer 5044=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5454 IMAPServer 5045=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5455 IMAPServer 5046=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5456 IMAPServer 5047=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5457 IMAPServer 5048=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5458 IMAPServer 5049=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5459 IMAPServer 5050=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5460 IMAPServer 5051=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5461 IMAPServer 5052=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5462 IMAPServer 5053=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5463 IMAPServer 5054=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5464 IMAPServer 5055=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5465 IMAPServer 5056=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5466 IMAPServer 5057=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5467 IMAPServer 5058=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5468 IMAPServer 5059=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5469 IMAPServer 5060=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5470 IMAPServer 5061=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5471 IMAPServer 5062=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5472 IMAPServer 5063=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5473 IMAPServer 5064=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5474 IMAPServer 5065=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5475 IMAPServer 5066=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5476 IMAPServer 5067=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5477 IMAPServer 5068=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5478 IMAPServer 5069=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5479 IMAPServer 5070=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5480 IMAPServer 5071=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5481 IMAPServer 5072=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5482 IMAPServer 5073=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5483 IMAPServer 5074=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5484 IMAPServer 5075=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5485 IMAPServer 5076=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5486 IMAPServer 5077=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5487 IMAPServer 5078=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5488 IMAPServer 5079=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5489 IMAPServer 5080=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5490 IMAPServer 5081=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5491 IMAPServer 5082=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5492 IMAPServer 5083=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5493 IMAPServer 5084=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5494 IMAPServer 5085=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5495 IMAPServer 5086=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5496 IMAPServer 5087=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5497 IMAPServer 5088=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5498 IMAPServer 5089=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5499 IMAPServer 5090=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5500 IMAPServer 5091=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5501 IMAPServer 5092=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5502 IMAPServer 5093=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5503 IMAPServer 5094=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5504 IMAPServer 5095=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5505 IMAPServer 5096=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5506 IMAPServer 5097=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5507 IMAPServer 5098=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5508 IMAPServer 5099=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5509 IMAPServer 5100=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5510 IMAPServer 5101=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5511 IMAPServer 5102=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5512 IMAPServer 5103=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5513 IMAPServer 5104=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5514 IMAPServer 5105=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5515 IMAPServer 5106=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5516 IMAPServer 5107=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5517 IMAPServer 5108=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5518 IMAPServer 5109=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5519 IMAPServer 5110=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5520 IMAPServer 5111=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5521 IMAPServer 5112=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5522 IMAPServer 5113=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5523 IMAPServer 5114=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5524 IMAPServer 5115=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5525 IMAPServer 5116=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5526 IMAPServer 5117=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5527 IMAPServer 5118=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5528 IMAPServer 5119=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5529 IMAPServer 5120=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5530 IMAPServer 5121=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5531 IMAPServer 5122=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5532 IMAPServer 5123=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5533 IMAPServer 5124=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5534 IMAPServer 5125=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5535 IMAPServer 5126=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5536 IMAPServer 5127=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5537 IMAPServer 5128=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5538 IMAPServer 5129=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5539 IMAPServer 5130=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5540 IMAPServer 5131=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5541 IMAPServer 5132=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5542 IMAPServer 5133=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5543 IMAPServer 5134=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5544 IMAPServer 5135=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5545 IMAPServer 5136=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5546 IMAPServer 5137=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5547 IMAPServer 5138=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5548 IMAPServer 5139=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5549 IMAPServer 5140=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5550 IMAPServer 5141=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5551 IMAPServer 5142=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5552 IMAPServer 5143=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5553 IMAPServer 5144=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5554 IMAPServer 5145=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5555 IMAPServer 5146=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5556 IMAPServer 5147=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5557 IMAPServer 5148=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5558 IMAPServer 5149=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5559 IMAPServer 5150=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5560 IMAPServer 5151=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5561 IMAPServer 5152=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5562 IMAPServer 5153=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5563 IMAPServer 5154=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5564 IMAPServer 5155=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5565 IMAPServer 5156=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5566 IMAPServer 5157=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5567 IMAPServer 5158=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5568 IMAPServer 5159=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5569 IMAPServer 5160=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5570 IMAPServer 5161=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5571 IMAPServer 5162=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5572 IMAPServer 5163=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5573 IMAPServer 5164=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5574 IMAPServer 5165=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5575 IMAPServer 5166=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5576 IMAPServer 5167=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5577 IMAPServer 5168=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5578 IMAPServer 5169=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5579 IMAPServer 5170=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5580 IMAPServer 5171=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5581 IMAPServer 5172=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5582 IMAPServer 5173=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5583 IMAPServer 5174=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
5584 IMAPServer 5175=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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6184 IMAPServer 5775=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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6185 IMAPServer 5776=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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6186 IMAPServer 5777=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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6187 IMAPServer 5778=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
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6188 IMAPServer 5779=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6189 IMAPServer 5780=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6190 IMAPServer 5781=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6191 IMAPServer 5782=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6192 IMAPServer 5783=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6193 IMAPServer 5784=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6194 IMAPServer 5785=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6195 IMAPServer 5786=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6196 IMAPServer 5787=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6197 IMAPServer 5788=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6198 IMAPServer 5789=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6199 IMAPServer 5790=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6200 IMAPServer 5791=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6201 IMAPServer 5792=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6202 IMAPServer 5793=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6203 IMAPServer 5794=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6204 IMAPServer 5795=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6205 IMAPServer 5796=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6206 IMAPServer 5797=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6207 IMAPServer 5798=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6208 IMAPServer 5799=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6209 IMAPServer 5800=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6210 IMAPServer 5801=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6211 IMAPServer 5802=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6212 IMAPServer 5803=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6213 IMAPServer 5804=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6214 IMAPServer 5805=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6215 IMAPServer 5806=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6216 IMAPServer 5807=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6217 IMAPServer 5808=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6218 IMAPServer 5809=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6219 IMAPServer 5810=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6220 IMAPServer 5811=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6221 IMAPServer 5812=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6222 IMAPServer 5813=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6223 IMAPServer 5814=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6224 IMAPServer 5815=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6225 IMAPServer 5816=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6226 IMAPServer 5817=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6227 IMAPServer 5818=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6228 IMAPServer 5819=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6229 IMAPServer 5820=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6230 IMAPServer 5821=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6231 IMAPServer 5822=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6232 IMAPServer 5823=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6233 IMAPServer 5824=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6234 IMAPServer 5825=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6235 IMAPServer 5826=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6236 IMAPServer 5827=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6237 IMAPServer 5828=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6238 IMAPServer 5829=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6239 IMAPServer 5830=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6240 IMAPServer 5831=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6241 IMAPServer 5832=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6242 IMAPServer 5833=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6243 IMAPServer 5834=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6244 IMAPServer 5835=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6245 IMAPServer 5836=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6246 IMAPServer 5837=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6247 IMAPServer 5838=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6248 IMAPServer 5839=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6249 IMAPServer 5840=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6250 IMAPServer 5841=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6251 IMAPServer 5842=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6252 IMAPServer 5843=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6253 IMAPServer 5844=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6254 IMAPServer 5845=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6255 IMAPServer 5846=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6256 IMAPServer 5847=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6257 IMAPServer 5848=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6258 IMAPServer 5849=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6259 IMAPServer 5850=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6260 IMAPServer 5851=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6261 IMAPServer 5852=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6262 IMAPServer 5853=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6263 IMAPServer 5854=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6264 IMAPServer 5855=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6265 IMAPServer 5856=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6266 IMAPServer 5857=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6267 IMAPServer 5858=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6268 IMAPServer 5859=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6269 IMAPServer 5860=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6270 IMAPServer 5861=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6271 IMAPServer 5862=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6272 IMAPServer 5863=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6273 IMAPServer 5864=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6274 IMAPServer 5865=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6275 IMAPServer 5866=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6276 IMAPServer 5867=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6277 IMAPServer 5868=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6278 IMAPServer 5869=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6279 IMAPServer 5870=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6280 IMAPServer 5871=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6281 IMAPServer 5872=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6282 IMAPServer 5873=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6283 IMAPServer 5874=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6284 IMAPServer 5875=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6285 IMAPServer 5876=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6286 IMAPServer 5877=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6287 IMAPServer 5878=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6288 IMAPServer 5879=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6289 IMAPServer 5880=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6290 IMAPServer 5881=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6291 IMAPServer 5882=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6292 IMAPServer 5883=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6293 IMAPServer 5884=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6294 IMAPServer 5885=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6295 IMAPServer 5886=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6296 IMAPServer 5887=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6297 IMAPServer 5888=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6298 IMAPServer 5889=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6299 IMAPServer 5890=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6300 IMAPServer 5891=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6301 IMAPServer 5892=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6302 IMAPServer 5893=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6303 IMAPServer 5894=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6304 IMAPServer 5895=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6305 IMAPServer 5896=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6306 IMAPServer 5897=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6307 IMAPServer 5898=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6308 IMAPServer 5899=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6309 IMAPServer 5900=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6310 IMAPServer 5901=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6311 IMAPServer 5902=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6312 IMAPServer 5903=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6313 IMAPServer 5904=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6314 IMAPServer 5905=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6315 IMAPServer 5906=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6316 IMAPServer 5907=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6317 IMAPServer 5908=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6318 IMAPServer 5909=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6319 IMAPServer 5910=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6320 IMAPServer 5911=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6321 IMAPServer 5912=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6322 IMAPServer 5913=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6323 IMAPServer 5914=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6324 IMAPServer 5915=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6325 IMAPServer 5916=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6326 IMAPServer 5917=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6327 IMAPServer 5918=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6328 IMAPServer 5919=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6329 IMAPServer 5920=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6330 IMAPServer 5921=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6331 IMAPServer 5922=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6332 IMAPServer 5923=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6333 IMAPServer 5924=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6334 IMAPServer 5925=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6335 IMAPServer 5926=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6336 IMAPServer 5927=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6337 IMAPServer 5928=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6338 IMAPServer 5929=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6339 IMAPServer 5930=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6340 IMAPServer 5931=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6341 IMAPServer 5932=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6342 IMAPServer 5933=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6343 IMAPServer 5934=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6344 IMAPServer 5935=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6345 IMAPServer 5936=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6346 IMAPServer 5937=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6347 IMAPServer 5938=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6348 IMAPServer 5939=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6349 IMAPServer 5940=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6350 IMAPServer 5941=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6351 IMAPServer 5942=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6352 IMAPServer 5943=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6353 IMAPServer 5944=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6354 IMAPServer 5945=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6355 IMAPServer 5946=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6356 IMAPServer 5947=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6357 IMAPServer 5948=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6358 IMAPServer 5949=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6359 IMAPServer 5950=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6360 IMAPServer 5951=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6361 IMAPServer 5952=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6362 IMAPServer 5953=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6363 IMAPServer 5954=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6364 IMAPServer 5955=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6365 IMAPServer 5956=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6366 IMAPServer 5957=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6367 IMAPServer 5958=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6368 IMAPServer 5959=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6369 IMAPServer 5960=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6370 IMAPServer 5961=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6371 IMAPServer 5962=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6372 IMAPServer 5963=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6373 IMAPServer 5964=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6374 IMAPServer 5965=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6375 IMAPServer 5966=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6376 IMAPServer 5967=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6377 IMAPServer 5968=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6378 IMAPServer 5969=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6379 IMAPServer 5970=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6380 IMAPServer 5971=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6381 IMAPServer 5972=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6382 IMAPServer 5973=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6383 IMAPServer 5974=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6384 IMAPServer 5975=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6385 IMAPServer 5976=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6386 IMAPServer 5977=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6387 IMAPServer 5978=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6388 IMAPServer 5979=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6389 IMAPServer 5980=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6390 IMAPServer 5981=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6391 IMAPServer 5982=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6392 IMAPServer 5983=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6393 IMAPServer 5984=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6394 IMAPServer 5985=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6395 IMAPServer 5986=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6396 IMAPServer 5987=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6397 IMAPServer 5988=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6398 IMAPServer 5989=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6399 IMAPServer 5990=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6400 IMAPServer 5991=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6401 IMAPServer 5992=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6402 IMAPServer 5993=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6403 IMAPServer 5994=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6404 IMAPServer 5995=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6405 IMAPServer 5996=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6406 IMAPServer 5997=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6407 IMAPServer 5998=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6408 IMAPServer 5999=<p> Controlling logic for handling client commands </p> |
|
6409 IMAPServer 6000=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6410 IMAPServer 6001=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6411 IMAPServer 6002=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6412 IMAPServer 6003=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6413 IMAPServer 6004=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6414 IMAPServer 6005=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6415 IMAPServer 6006=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6416 IMAPServer 6007=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6417 IMAPServer 6008=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6418 IMAPServer 6009=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6419 IMAPServer 6010=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6420 IMAPServer 6011=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6421 IMAPServer 6012=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6422 IMAPServer 6013=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6423 IMAPServer 6014=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6424 IMAPServer 6015=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6425 IMAPServer 6016=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6426 IMAPServer 6017=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6427 IMAPServer 6018=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6428 IMAPServer 6019=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6429 IMAPServer 6020=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6430 IMAPServer 6021=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6431 IMAPServer 6022=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6432 IMAPServer 6023=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6433 IMAPServer 6024=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6434 IMAPServer 6025=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6435 IMAPServer 6026=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6436 IMAPServer 6027=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6437 IMAPServer 6028=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6438 IMAPServer 6029=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6439 IMAPServer 6030=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6440 IMAPServer 6031=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6441 IMAPServer 6032=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6442 IMAPServer 6033=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6443 IMAPServer 6034=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6444 IMAPServer 6035=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6445 IMAPServer 6036=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6446 IMAPServer 6037=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6447 IMAPServer 6038=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6448 IMAPServer 6039=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6449 IMAPServer 6040=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6450 IMAPServer 6041=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6451 IMAPServer 6042=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6452 IMAPServer 6043=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6453 IMAPServer 6044=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6454 IMAPServer 6045=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6455 IMAPServer 6046=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6456 IMAPServer 6047=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6457 IMAPServer 6048=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6458 IMAPServer 6049=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6459 IMAPServer 6050=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6460 IMAPServer 6051=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6461 IMAPServer 6052=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6462 IMAPServer 6053=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6463 IMAPServer 6054=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6464 IMAPServer 6055=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6465 IMAPServer 6056=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6466 IMAPServer 6057=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6467 IMAPServer 6058=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6468 IMAPServer 6059=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6469 IMAPServer 6060=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6470 IMAPServer 6061=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6471 IMAPServer 6062=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6472 IMAPServer 6063=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6473 IMAPServer 6064=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6474 IMAPServer 6065=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6475 IMAPServer 6066=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6476 IMAPServer 6067=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6477 IMAPServer 6068=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6478 IMAPServer 6069=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6479 IMAPServer 6070=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6480 IMAPServer 6071=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6481 IMAPServer 6072=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6482 IMAPServer 6073=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6483 IMAPServer 6074=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6484 IMAPServer 6075=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6485 IMAPServer 6076=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6486 IMAPServer 6077=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6487 IMAPServer 6078=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6488 IMAPServer 6079=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6489 IMAPServer 6080=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6490 IMAPServer 6081=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6491 IMAPServer 6082=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6492 IMAPServer 6083=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6493 IMAPServer 6084=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6494 IMAPServer 6085=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6495 IMAPServer 6086=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6496 IMAPServer 6087=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6497 IMAPServer 6088=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6498 IMAPServer 6089=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6499 IMAPServer 6090=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6500 IMAPServer 6091=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6501 IMAPServer 6092=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6502 IMAPServer 6093=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6503 IMAPServer 6094=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6504 IMAPServer 6095=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6505 IMAPServer 6096=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6506 IMAPServer 6097=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6507 IMAPServer 6098=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6508 IMAPServer 6099=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6509 IMAPServer 6100=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6510 IMAPServer 6101=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6511 IMAPServer 6102=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6512 IMAPServer 6103=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6513 IMAPServer 6104=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6514 IMAPServer 6105=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6515 IMAPServer 6106=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6516 IMAPServer 6107=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6517 IMAPServer 6108=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6518 IMAPServer 6109=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6519 IMAPServer 6110=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6520 IMAPServer 6111=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6521 IMAPServer 6112=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6522 IMAPServer 6113=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6523 IMAPServer 6114=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6524 IMAPServer 6115=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6525 IMAPServer 6116=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6526 IMAPServer 6117=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6527 IMAPServer 6118=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6528 IMAPServer 6119=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6529 IMAPServer 6120=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6530 IMAPServer 6121=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6531 IMAPServer 6122=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6532 IMAPServer 6123=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6533 IMAPServer 6124=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6534 IMAPServer 6125=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6535 IMAPServer 6126=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6536 IMAPServer 6127=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6537 IMAPServer 6128=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6538 IMAPServer 6129=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6539 IMAPServer 6130=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6540 IMAPServer 6131=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6541 IMAPServer 6132=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6542 IMAPServer 6133=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6543 IMAPServer 6134=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6544 IMAPServer 6135=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6545 IMAPServer 6136=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6546 IMAPServer 6137=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6547 IMAPServer 6138=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6548 IMAPServer 6139=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6549 IMAPServer 6140=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6550 IMAPServer 6141=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6551 IMAPServer 6142=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6552 IMAPServer 6143=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6553 IMAPServer 6144=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6554 IMAPServer 6145=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6555 IMAPServer 6146=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6556 IMAPServer 6147=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6557 IMAPServer 6148=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6558 IMAPServer 6149=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6559 IMAPServer 6150=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6560 IMAPServer 6151=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6561 IMAPServer 6152=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6562 IMAPServer 6153=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6563 IMAPServer 6154=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6564 IMAPServer 6155=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6565 IMAPServer 6156=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6566 IMAPServer 6157=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6567 IMAPServer 6158=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6568 IMAPServer 6159=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6569 IMAPServer 6160=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6570 IMAPServer 6161=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6571 IMAPServer 6162=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6572 IMAPServer 6163=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6573 IMAPServer 6164=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6574 IMAPServer 6165=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6575 IMAPServer 6166=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6576 IMAPServer 6167=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6577 IMAPServer 6168=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6578 IMAPServer 6169=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6579 IMAPServer 6170=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6580 IMAPServer 6171=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6581 IMAPServer 6172=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6582 IMAPServer 6173=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6583 IMAPServer 6174=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6584 IMAPServer 6175=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6585 IMAPServer 6176=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6586 IMAPServer 6177=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6587 IMAPServer 6178=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6588 IMAPServer 6179=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6589 IMAPServer 6180=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6590 IMAPServer 6181=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6591 IMAPServer 6182=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6592 IMAPServer 6183=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6593 IMAPServer 6184=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6594 IMAPServer 6185=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6595 IMAPServer 6186=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6596 IMAPServer 6187=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6597 IMAPServer 6188=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6598 IMAPServer 6189=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6599 IMAPServer 6190=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6600 IMAPServer 6191=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6601 IMAPServer 6192=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6602 IMAPServer 6193=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6603 IMAPServer 6194=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6604 IMAPServer 6195=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6605 IMAPServer 6196=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6606 IMAPServer 6197=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6607 IMAPServer 6198=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6608 IMAPServer 6199=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6609 IMAPServer 6200=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6610 IMAPServer 6201=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6611 IMAPServer 6202=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6612 IMAPServer 6203=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6613 IMAPServer 6204=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6614 IMAPServer 6205=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6615 IMAPServer 6206=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6616 IMAPServer 6207=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6617 IMAPServer 6208=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6618 IMAPServer 6209=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6619 IMAPServer 6210=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6620 IMAPServer 6211=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6621 IMAPServer 6212=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6622 IMAPServer 6213=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6623 IMAPServer 6214=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6624 IMAPServer 6215=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6625 IMAPServer 6216=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6626 IMAPServer 6217=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6627 IMAPServer 6218=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6628 IMAPServer 6219=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6629 IMAPServer 6220=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6630 IMAPServer 6221=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6631 IMAPServer 6222=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6632 IMAPServer 6223=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6633 IMAPServer 6224=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6634 IMAPServer 6225=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6635 IMAPServer 6226=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6636 IMAPServer 6227=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6637 IMAPServer 6228=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6638 IMAPServer 6229=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6639 IMAPServer 6230=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6640 IMAPServer 6231=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6641 IMAPServer 6232=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6642 IMAPServer 6233=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6643 IMAPServer 6234=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6644 IMAPServer 6235=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6645 IMAPServer 6236=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6646 IMAPServer 6237=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6647 IMAPServer 6238=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6648 IMAPServer 6239=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6649 IMAPServer 6240=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6650 IMAPServer 6241=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6651 IMAPServer 6242=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6652 IMAPServer 6243=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6653 IMAPServer 6244=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6654 IMAPServer 6245=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6655 IMAPServer 6246=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6656 IMAPServer 6247=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6657 IMAPServer 6248=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6658 IMAPServer 6249=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6659 IMAPServer 6250=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6660 IMAPServer 6251=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6661 IMAPServer 6252=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6662 IMAPServer 6253=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6663 IMAPServer 6254=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6664 IMAPServer 6255=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6665 IMAPServer 6256=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6666 IMAPServer 6257=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6667 IMAPServer 6258=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6668 IMAPServer 6259=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6669 IMAPServer 6260=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6670 IMAPServer 6261=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6671 IMAPServer 6262=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6672 IMAPServer 6263=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6673 IMAPServer 6264=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6674 IMAPServer 6265=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6675 IMAPServer 6266=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6676 IMAPServer 6267=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6677 IMAPServer 6268=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6678 IMAPServer 6269=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6679 IMAPServer 6270=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6680 IMAPServer 6271=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6681 IMAPServer 6272=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6682 IMAPServer 6273=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6683 IMAPServer 6274=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6684 IMAPServer 6275=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6685 IMAPServer 6276=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6686 IMAPServer 6277=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6687 IMAPServer 6278=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6688 IMAPServer 6279=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6689 IMAPServer 6280=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6690 IMAPServer 6281=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6691 IMAPServer 6282=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6692 IMAPServer 6283=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6693 IMAPServer 6284=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6694 IMAPServer 6285=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6695 IMAPServer 6286=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6696 IMAPServer 6287=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6697 IMAPServer 6288=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6698 IMAPServer 6289=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6699 IMAPServer 6290=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6700 IMAPServer 6291=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6701 IMAPServer 6292=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6702 IMAPServer 6293=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6703 IMAPServer 6294=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6704 IMAPServer 6295=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6705 IMAPServer 6296=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6706 IMAPServer 6297=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6707 IMAPServer 6298=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6708 IMAPServer 6299=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6709 IMAPServer 6300=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6710 IMAPServer 6301=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6711 IMAPServer 6302=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6712 IMAPServer 6303=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6713 IMAPServer 6304=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6714 IMAPServer 6305=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6715 IMAPServer 6306=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6716 IMAPServer 6307=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6717 IMAPServer 6308=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6718 IMAPServer 6309=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6719 IMAPServer 6310=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6720 IMAPServer 6311=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6721 IMAPServer 6312=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6722 IMAPServer 6313=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6723 IMAPServer 6314=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6724 IMAPServer 6315=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6725 IMAPServer 6316=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6726 IMAPServer 6317=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6727 IMAPServer 6318=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6728 IMAPServer 6319=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6729 IMAPServer 6320=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6730 IMAPServer 6321=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6731 IMAPServer 6322=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6732 IMAPServer 6323=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6733 IMAPServer 6324=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6734 IMAPServer 6325=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6735 IMAPServer 6326=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6736 IMAPServer 6327=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6737 IMAPServer 6328=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6738 IMAPServer 6329=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6739 IMAPServer 6330=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6740 IMAPServer 6331=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6741 IMAPServer 6332=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6742 IMAPServer 6333=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6743 IMAPServer 6334=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6744 IMAPServer 6335=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6745 IMAPServer 6336=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6746 IMAPServer 6337=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6747 IMAPServer 6338=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6748 IMAPServer 6339=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6749 IMAPServer 6340=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6750 IMAPServer 6341=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6751 IMAPServer 6342=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6752 IMAPServer 6343=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6753 IMAPServer 6344=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6754 IMAPServer 6345=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6755 IMAPServer 6346=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6756 IMAPServer 6347=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6757 IMAPServer 6348=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6758 IMAPServer 6349=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6759 IMAPServer 6350=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6760 IMAPServer 6351=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6761 IMAPServer 6352=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6762 IMAPServer 6353=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6763 IMAPServer 6354=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6764 IMAPServer 6355=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6765 IMAPServer 6356=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6766 IMAPServer 6357=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6767 IMAPServer 6358=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6768 IMAPServer 6359=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6769 IMAPServer 6360=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6770 IMAPServer 6361=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6771 IMAPServer 6362=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6772 IMAPServer 6363=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6773 IMAPServer 6364=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6774 IMAPServer 6365=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6775 IMAPServer 6366=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6776 IMAPServer 6367=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6777 IMAPServer 6368=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6778 IMAPServer 6369=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6779 IMAPServer 6370=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6780 IMAPServer 6371=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6781 IMAPServer 6372=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6782 IMAPServer 6373=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6783 IMAPServer 6374=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6784 IMAPServer 6375=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6785 IMAPServer 6376=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6786 IMAPServer 6377=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6787 IMAPServer 6378=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6788 IMAPServer 6379=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6789 IMAPServer 6380=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6790 IMAPServer 6381=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6791 IMAPServer 6382=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6792 IMAPServer 6383=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6793 IMAPServer 6384=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6794 IMAPServer 6385=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6795 IMAPServer 6386=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6796 IMAPServer 6387=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6797 IMAPServer 6388=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6798 IMAPServer 6389=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6799 IMAPServer 6390=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6800 IMAPServer 6391=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6801 IMAPServer 6392=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6802 IMAPServer 6393=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6803 IMAPServer 6394=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6804 IMAPServer 6395=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6805 IMAPServer 6396=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6806 IMAPServer 6397=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6807 IMAPServer 6398=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6808 IMAPServer 6399=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6809 IMAPServer 6400=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6810 IMAPServer 6401=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6811 IMAPServer 6402=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6812 IMAPServer 6403=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6813 IMAPServer 6404=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6814 IMAPServer 6405=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6815 IMAPServer 6406=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6816 IMAPServer 6407=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6817 IMAPServer 6408=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6818 IMAPServer 6409=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6819 IMAPServer 6410=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6820 IMAPServer 6411=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6821 IMAPServer 6412=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6822 IMAPServer 6413=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6823 IMAPServer 6414=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6824 IMAPServer 6415=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6825 IMAPServer 6416=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6826 IMAPServer 6417=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6827 IMAPServer 6418=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6828 IMAPServer 6419=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6829 IMAPServer 6420=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6830 IMAPServer 6421=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6831 IMAPServer 6422=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6832 IMAPServer 6423=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6833 IMAPServer 6424=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6834 IMAPServer 6425=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6835 IMAPServer 6426=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6836 IMAPServer 6427=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6837 IMAPServer 6428=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6838 IMAPServer 6429=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6839 IMAPServer 6430=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6840 IMAPServer 6431=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6841 IMAPServer 6432=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6842 IMAPServer 6433=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6843 IMAPServer 6434=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6844 IMAPServer 6435=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6845 IMAPServer 6436=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6846 IMAPServer 6437=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6847 IMAPServer 6438=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6848 IMAPServer 6439=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6849 IMAPServer 6440=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6850 IMAPServer 6441=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6851 IMAPServer 6442=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6852 IMAPServer 6443=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6853 IMAPServer 6444=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6854 IMAPServer 6445=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6855 IMAPServer 6446=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6856 IMAPServer 6447=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6857 IMAPServer 6448=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6858 IMAPServer 6449=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6859 IMAPServer 6450=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6860 IMAPServer 6451=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6861 IMAPServer 6452=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6862 IMAPServer 6453=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6863 IMAPServer 6454=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6864 IMAPServer 6455=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6865 IMAPServer 6456=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6866 IMAPServer 6457=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6867 IMAPServer 6458=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6868 IMAPServer 6459=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6869 IMAPServer 6460=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6870 IMAPServer 6461=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6871 IMAPServer 6462=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6872 IMAPServer 6463=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6873 IMAPServer 6464=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6874 IMAPServer 6465=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6875 IMAPServer 6466=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6876 IMAPServer 6467=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6877 IMAPServer 6468=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6878 IMAPServer 6469=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6879 IMAPServer 6470=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6880 IMAPServer 6471=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6881 IMAPServer 6472=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6882 IMAPServer 6473=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6883 IMAPServer 6474=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6884 IMAPServer 6475=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6885 IMAPServer 6476=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6886 IMAPServer 6477=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6887 IMAPServer 6478=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6888 IMAPServer 6479=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6889 IMAPServer 6480=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6890 IMAPServer 6481=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6891 IMAPServer 6482=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6892 IMAPServer 6483=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6893 IMAPServer 6484=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6894 IMAPServer 6485=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6895 IMAPServer 6486=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6896 IMAPServer 6487=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6897 IMAPServer 6488=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6898 IMAPServer 6489=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6899 IMAPServer 6490=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6900 IMAPServer 6491=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6901 IMAPServer 6492=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6902 IMAPServer 6493=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6903 IMAPServer 6494=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6904 IMAPServer 6495=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6905 IMAPServer 6496=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6906 IMAPServer 6497=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6907 IMAPServer 6498=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6908 IMAPServer 6499=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6909 IMAPServer 6500=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6910 IMAPServer 6501=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6911 IMAPServer 6502=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6912 IMAPServer 6503=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6913 IMAPServer 6504=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6914 IMAPServer 6505=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6915 IMAPServer 6506=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6916 IMAPServer 6507=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6917 IMAPServer 6508=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6918 IMAPServer 6509=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6919 IMAPServer 6510=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6920 IMAPServer 6511=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6921 IMAPServer 6512=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6922 IMAPServer 6513=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6923 IMAPServer 6514=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6924 IMAPServer 6515=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6925 IMAPServer 6516=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6926 IMAPServer 6517=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6927 IMAPServer 6518=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6928 IMAPServer 6519=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6929 IMAPServer 6520=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6930 IMAPServer 6521=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6931 IMAPServer 6522=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6932 IMAPServer 6523=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6933 IMAPServer 6524=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6934 IMAPServer 6525=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6935 IMAPServer 6526=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6936 IMAPServer 6527=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6937 IMAPServer 6528=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6938 IMAPServer 6529=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6939 IMAPServer 6530=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6940 IMAPServer 6531=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6941 IMAPServer 6532=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6942 IMAPServer 6533=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6943 IMAPServer 6534=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6944 IMAPServer 6535=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6945 IMAPServer 6536=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6946 IMAPServer 6537=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6947 IMAPServer 6538=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6948 IMAPServer 6539=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6949 IMAPServer 6540=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6950 IMAPServer 6541=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6951 IMAPServer 6542=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6952 IMAPServer 6543=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6953 IMAPServer 6544=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6954 IMAPServer 6545=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6955 IMAPServer 6546=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6956 IMAPServer 6547=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6957 IMAPServer 6548=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6958 IMAPServer 6549=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6959 IMAPServer 6550=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6960 IMAPServer 6551=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6961 IMAPServer 6552=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6962 IMAPServer 6553=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6963 IMAPServer 6554=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6964 IMAPServer 6555=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6965 IMAPServer 6556=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6966 IMAPServer 6557=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6967 IMAPServer 6558=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6968 IMAPServer 6559=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6969 IMAPServer 6560=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6970 IMAPServer 6561=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6971 IMAPServer 6562=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6972 IMAPServer 6563=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6973 IMAPServer 6564=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6974 IMAPServer 6565=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6975 IMAPServer 6566=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6976 IMAPServer 6567=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6977 IMAPServer 6568=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6978 IMAPServer 6569=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6979 IMAPServer 6570=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6980 IMAPServer 6571=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6981 IMAPServer 6572=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6982 IMAPServer 6573=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6983 IMAPServer 6574=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6984 IMAPServer 6575=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6985 IMAPServer 6576=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6986 IMAPServer 6577=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6987 IMAPServer 6578=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6988 IMAPServer 6579=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6989 IMAPServer 6580=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6990 IMAPServer 6581=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6991 IMAPServer 6582=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6992 IMAPServer 6583=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6993 IMAPServer 6584=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6994 IMAPServer 6585=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6995 IMAPServer 6586=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6996 IMAPServer 6587=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6997 IMAPServer 6588=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6998 IMAPServer 6589=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
6999 IMAPServer 6590=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7000 IMAPServer 6591=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7001 IMAPServer 6592=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7002 IMAPServer 6593=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7003 IMAPServer 6594=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7004 IMAPServer 6595=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7005 IMAPServer 6596=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7006 IMAPServer 6597=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7007 IMAPServer 6598=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7008 IMAPServer 6599=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7009 IMAPServer 6600=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7010 IMAPServer 6601=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7011 IMAPServer 6602=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7012 IMAPServer 6603=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7013 IMAPServer 6604=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7014 IMAPServer 6605=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7015 IMAPServer 6606=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7016 IMAPServer 6607=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7017 IMAPServer 6608=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7018 IMAPServer 6609=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7019 IMAPServer 6610=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7020 IMAPServer 6611=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7021 IMAPServer 6612=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7022 IMAPServer 6613=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7023 IMAPServer 6614=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7024 IMAPServer 6615=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7025 IMAPServer 6616=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7026 IMAPServer 6617=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7027 IMAPServer 6618=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7028 IMAPServer 6619=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7029 IMAPServer 6620=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7030 IMAPServer 6621=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7031 IMAPServer 6622=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7032 IMAPServer 6623=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7033 IMAPServer 6624=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7034 IMAPServer 6625=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7035 IMAPServer 6626=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7036 IMAPServer 6627=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7037 IMAPServer 6628=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7038 IMAPServer 6629=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7039 IMAPServer 6630=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7040 IMAPServer 6631=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7041 IMAPServer 6632=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7042 IMAPServer 6633=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7043 IMAPServer 6634=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7044 IMAPServer 6635=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7045 IMAPServer 6636=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7046 IMAPServer 6637=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7047 IMAPServer 6638=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7048 IMAPServer 6639=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7049 IMAPServer 6640=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7050 IMAPServer 6641=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7051 IMAPServer 6642=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7052 IMAPServer 6643=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7053 IMAPServer 6644=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7054 IMAPServer 6645=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7055 IMAPServer 6646=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7056 IMAPServer 6647=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7057 IMAPServer 6648=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7058 IMAPServer 6649=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7059 IMAPServer 6650=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7060 IMAPServer 6651=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7061 IMAPServer 6652=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7062 IMAPServer 6653=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7063 IMAPServer 6654=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7064 IMAPServer 6655=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7065 IMAPServer 6656=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7066 IMAPServer 6657=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7067 IMAPServer 6658=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7068 IMAPServer 6659=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7069 IMAPServer 6660=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7070 IMAPServer 6661=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7071 IMAPServer 6662=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7072 IMAPServer 6663=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7073 IMAPServer 6664=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7074 IMAPServer 6665=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7075 IMAPServer 6666=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7076 IMAPServer 6667=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7077 IMAPServer 6668=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7078 IMAPServer 6669=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7079 IMAPServer 6670=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7080 IMAPServer 6671=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7081 IMAPServer 6672=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7082 IMAPServer 6673=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7083 IMAPServer 6674=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7084 IMAPServer 6675=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7085 IMAPServer 6676=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7086 IMAPServer 6677=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7087 IMAPServer 6678=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7088 IMAPServer 6679=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7089 IMAPServer 6680=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7090 IMAPServer 6681=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7091 IMAPServer 6682=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7092 IMAPServer 6683=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7093 IMAPServer 6684=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7094 IMAPServer 6685=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7095 IMAPServer 6686=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7096 IMAPServer 6687=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7097 IMAPServer 6688=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7098 IMAPServer 6689=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7099 IMAPServer 6690=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7100 IMAPServer 6691=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7101 IMAPServer 6692=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7102 IMAPServer 6693=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7103 IMAPServer 6694=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7104 IMAPServer 6695=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7105 IMAPServer 6696=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7106 IMAPServer 6697=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7107 IMAPServer 6698=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7108 IMAPServer 6699=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7109 IMAPServer 6700=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7110 IMAPServer 6701=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7111 IMAPServer 6702=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7112 IMAPServer 6703=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7113 IMAPServer 6704=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7114 IMAPServer 6705=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7115 IMAPServer 6706=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7116 IMAPServer 6707=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7117 IMAPServer 6708=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7118 IMAPServer 6709=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7119 IMAPServer 6710=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7120 IMAPServer 6711=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7121 IMAPServer 6712=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7122 IMAPServer 6713=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7123 IMAPServer 6714=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7124 IMAPServer 6715=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7125 IMAPServer 6716=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7126 IMAPServer 6717=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7127 IMAPServer 6718=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7128 IMAPServer 6719=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7129 IMAPServer 6720=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7130 IMAPServer 6721=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7131 IMAPServer 6722=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7132 IMAPServer 6723=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7133 IMAPServer 6724=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7134 IMAPServer 6725=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7135 IMAPServer 6726=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7136 IMAPServer 6727=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7137 IMAPServer 6728=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7138 IMAPServer 6729=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7139 IMAPServer 6730=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7140 IMAPServer 6731=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7141 IMAPServer 6732=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7142 IMAPServer 6733=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7143 IMAPServer 6734=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7144 IMAPServer 6735=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7145 IMAPServer 6736=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7146 IMAPServer 6737=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7147 IMAPServer 6738=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7148 IMAPServer 6739=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7149 IMAPServer 6740=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7150 IMAPServer 6741=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7151 IMAPServer 6742=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7152 IMAPServer 6743=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7153 IMAPServer 6744=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7154 IMAPServer 6745=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7155 IMAPServer 6746=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7156 IMAPServer 6747=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7157 IMAPServer 6748=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7158 IMAPServer 6749=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7159 IMAPServer 6750=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7160 IMAPServer 6751=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7161 IMAPServer 6752=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7162 IMAPServer 6753=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7163 IMAPServer 6754=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7164 IMAPServer 6755=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7165 IMAPServer 6756=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7166 IMAPServer 6757=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7167 IMAPServer 6758=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7168 IMAPServer 6759=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7169 IMAPServer 6760=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7170 IMAPServer 6761=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7171 IMAPServer 6762=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7172 IMAPServer 6763=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7173 IMAPServer 6764=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7174 IMAPServer 6765=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7175 IMAPServer 6766=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7176 IMAPServer 6767=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7177 IMAPServer 6768=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7178 IMAPServer 6769=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7179 IMAPServer 6770=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7180 IMAPServer 6771=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7181 IMAPServer 6772=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7182 IMAPServer 6773=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7183 IMAPServer 6774=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7184 IMAPServer 6775=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7185 IMAPServer 6776=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7186 IMAPServer 6777=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7187 IMAPServer 6778=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7188 IMAPServer 6779=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7189 IMAPServer 6780=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7190 IMAPServer 6781=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7191 IMAPServer 6782=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7192 IMAPServer 6783=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7193 IMAPServer 6784=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7194 IMAPServer 6785=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7195 IMAPServer 6786=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7196 IMAPServer 6787=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7197 IMAPServer 6788=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7198 IMAPServer 6789=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7199 IMAPServer 6790=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7200 IMAPServer 6791=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7201 IMAPServer 6792=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7202 IMAPServer 6793=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7203 IMAPServer 6794=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7204 IMAPServer 6795=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7205 IMAPServer 6796=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7206 IMAPServer 6797=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7207 IMAPServer 6798=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7208 IMAPServer 6799=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7209 IMAPServer 6800=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7210 IMAPServer 6801=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7211 IMAPServer 6802=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7212 IMAPServer 6803=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7213 IMAPServer 6804=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7214 IMAPServer 6805=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7215 IMAPServer 6806=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7216 IMAPServer 6807=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7217 IMAPServer 6808=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7218 IMAPServer 6809=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7219 IMAPServer 6810=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7220 IMAPServer 6811=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7221 IMAPServer 6812=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7222 IMAPServer 6813=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7223 IMAPServer 6814=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7224 IMAPServer 6815=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7225 IMAPServer 6816=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7226 IMAPServer 6817=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7227 IMAPServer 6818=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7228 IMAPServer 6819=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7229 IMAPServer 6820=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7230 IMAPServer 6821=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7231 IMAPServer 6822=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7232 IMAPServer 6823=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7233 IMAPServer 6824=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7234 IMAPServer 6825=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7235 IMAPServer 6826=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7236 IMAPServer 6827=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7237 IMAPServer 6828=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7238 IMAPServer 6829=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7239 IMAPServer 6830=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7240 IMAPServer 6831=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7241 IMAPServer 6832=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7242 IMAPServer 6833=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7243 IMAPServer 6834=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7244 IMAPServer 6835=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7245 IMAPServer 6836=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7246 IMAPServer 6837=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7247 IMAPServer 6838=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7248 IMAPServer 6839=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7249 IMAPServer 6840=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7250 IMAPServer 6841=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7251 IMAPServer 6842=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7252 IMAPServer 6843=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7253 IMAPServer 6844=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7254 IMAPServer 6845=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7255 IMAPServer 6846=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7256 IMAPServer 6847=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7257 IMAPServer 6848=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7258 IMAPServer 6849=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7259 IMAPServer 6850=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7260 IMAPServer 6851=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7261 IMAPServer 6852=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7262 IMAPServer 6853=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7263 IMAPServer 6854=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7264 IMAPServer 6855=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7265 IMAPServer 6856=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7266 IMAPServer 6857=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7267 IMAPServer 6858=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7268 IMAPServer 6859=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7269 IMAPServer 6860=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7270 IMAPServer 6861=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7271 IMAPServer 6862=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7272 IMAPServer 6863=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7273 IMAPServer 6864=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7274 IMAPServer 6865=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7275 IMAPServer 6866=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7276 IMAPServer 6867=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7277 IMAPServer 6868=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7278 IMAPServer 6869=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7279 IMAPServer 6870=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7280 IMAPServer 6871=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7281 IMAPServer 6872=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7282 IMAPServer 6873=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7283 IMAPServer 6874=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7284 IMAPServer 6875=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7285 IMAPServer 6876=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7286 IMAPServer 6877=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7287 IMAPServer 6878=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7288 IMAPServer 6879=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7289 IMAPServer 6880=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7290 IMAPServer 6881=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7291 IMAPServer 6882=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7292 IMAPServer 6883=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7293 IMAPServer 6884=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7294 IMAPServer 6885=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7295 IMAPServer 6886=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7296 IMAPServer 6887=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7297 IMAPServer 6888=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7298 IMAPServer 6889=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7299 IMAPServer 6890=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7300 IMAPServer 6891=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7301 IMAPServer 6892=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7302 IMAPServer 6893=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7303 IMAPServer 6894=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7304 IMAPServer 6895=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7305 IMAPServer 6896=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7306 IMAPServer 6897=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7307 IMAPServer 6898=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7308 IMAPServer 6899=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7309 IMAPServer 6900=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7310 IMAPServer 6901=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7311 IMAPServer 6902=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7312 IMAPServer 6903=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7313 IMAPServer 6904=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7314 IMAPServer 6905=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7315 IMAPServer 6906=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7316 IMAPServer 6907=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7317 IMAPServer 6908=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7318 IMAPServer 6909=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7319 IMAPServer 6910=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7320 IMAPServer 6911=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7321 IMAPServer 6912=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7322 IMAPServer 6913=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7323 IMAPServer 6914=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7324 IMAPServer 6915=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7325 IMAPServer 6916=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7326 IMAPServer 6917=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7327 IMAPServer 6918=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7328 IMAPServer 6919=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7329 IMAPServer 6920=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7330 IMAPServer 6921=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7331 IMAPServer 6922=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7332 IMAPServer 6923=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7333 IMAPServer 6924=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7334 IMAPServer 6925=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7335 IMAPServer 6926=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7336 IMAPServer 6927=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7337 IMAPServer 6928=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7338 IMAPServer 6929=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7339 IMAPServer 6930=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7340 IMAPServer 6931=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7341 IMAPServer 6932=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7342 IMAPServer 6933=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7343 IMAPServer 6934=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7344 IMAPServer 6935=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7345 IMAPServer 6936=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7346 IMAPServer 6937=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7347 IMAPServer 6938=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7348 IMAPServer 6939=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7349 IMAPServer 6940=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7350 IMAPServer 6941=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7351 IMAPServer 6942=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7352 IMAPServer 6943=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7353 IMAPServer 6944=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7354 IMAPServer 6945=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7355 IMAPServer 6946=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7356 IMAPServer 6947=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7357 IMAPServer 6948=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7358 IMAPServer 6949=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7359 IMAPServer 6950=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7360 IMAPServer 6951=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7361 IMAPServer 6952=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7362 IMAPServer 6953=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7363 IMAPServer 6954=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7364 IMAPServer 6955=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7365 IMAPServer 6956=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7366 IMAPServer 6957=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7367 IMAPServer 6958=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7368 IMAPServer 6959=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7369 IMAPServer 6960=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7370 IMAPServer 6961=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7371 IMAPServer 6962=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7372 IMAPServer 6963=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7373 IMAPServer 6964=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7374 IMAPServer 6965=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7375 IMAPServer 6966=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7376 IMAPServer 6967=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7377 IMAPServer 6968=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7378 IMAPServer 6969=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7379 IMAPServer 6970=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7380 IMAPServer 6971=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7381 IMAPServer 6972=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7382 IMAPServer 6973=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7383 IMAPServer 6974=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7384 IMAPServer 6975=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7385 IMAPServer 6976=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7386 IMAPServer 6977=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7387 IMAPServer 6978=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7388 IMAPServer 6979=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7389 IMAPServer 6980=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7390 IMAPServer 6981=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7391 IMAPServer 6982=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7392 IMAPServer 6983=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7393 IMAPServer 6984=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7394 IMAPServer 6985=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7395 IMAPServer 6986=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7396 IMAPServer 6987=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7397 IMAPServer 6988=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7398 IMAPServer 6989=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7399 IMAPServer 6990=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7400 IMAPServer 6991=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7401 IMAPServer 6992=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7402 IMAPServer 6993=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7403 IMAPServer 6994=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7404 IMAPServer 6995=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7405 IMAPServer 6996=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7406 IMAPServer 6997=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7407 IMAPServer 6998=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7408 IMAPServer 6999=<p> Transport handler, which handles reading and writing of data to connected sockets </p> |
|
7409 IMAPServer 7000=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7410 IMAPServer 7001=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7411 IMAPServer 7002=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7412 IMAPServer 7003=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7413 IMAPServer 7004=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7414 IMAPServer 7005=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7415 IMAPServer 7006=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7416 IMAPServer 7007=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7417 IMAPServer 7008=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7418 IMAPServer 7009=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7419 IMAPServer 7010=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7420 IMAPServer 7011=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7421 IMAPServer 7012=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7422 IMAPServer 7013=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7423 IMAPServer 7014=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7424 IMAPServer 7015=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7425 IMAPServer 7016=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7426 IMAPServer 7017=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7427 IMAPServer 7018=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7428 IMAPServer 7019=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7429 IMAPServer 7020=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7430 IMAPServer 7021=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7431 IMAPServer 7022=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7432 IMAPServer 7023=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7433 IMAPServer 7024=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7434 IMAPServer 7025=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7435 IMAPServer 7026=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7436 IMAPServer 7027=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7437 IMAPServer 7028=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7438 IMAPServer 7029=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7439 IMAPServer 7030=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7440 IMAPServer 7031=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7441 IMAPServer 7032=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7442 IMAPServer 7033=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7443 IMAPServer 7034=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7444 IMAPServer 7035=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7445 IMAPServer 7036=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7446 IMAPServer 7037=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7447 IMAPServer 7038=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7448 IMAPServer 7039=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7449 IMAPServer 7040=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7450 IMAPServer 7041=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7451 IMAPServer 7042=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7452 IMAPServer 7043=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7453 IMAPServer 7044=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7454 IMAPServer 7045=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7455 IMAPServer 7046=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7456 IMAPServer 7047=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7457 IMAPServer 7048=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7458 IMAPServer 7049=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7459 IMAPServer 7050=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7460 IMAPServer 7051=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7461 IMAPServer 7052=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7462 IMAPServer 7053=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7463 IMAPServer 7054=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7464 IMAPServer 7055=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7465 IMAPServer 7056=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7466 IMAPServer 7057=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7467 IMAPServer 7058=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7468 IMAPServer 7059=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7469 IMAPServer 7060=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7470 IMAPServer 7061=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7471 IMAPServer 7062=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7472 IMAPServer 7063=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7473 IMAPServer 7064=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7474 IMAPServer 7065=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7475 IMAPServer 7066=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7476 IMAPServer 7067=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7477 IMAPServer 7068=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7478 IMAPServer 7069=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7479 IMAPServer 7070=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7480 IMAPServer 7071=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7481 IMAPServer 7072=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7482 IMAPServer 7073=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7483 IMAPServer 7074=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7484 IMAPServer 7075=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7485 IMAPServer 7076=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7486 IMAPServer 7077=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7487 IMAPServer 7078=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7488 IMAPServer 7079=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7489 IMAPServer 7080=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7490 IMAPServer 7081=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7491 IMAPServer 7082=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7492 IMAPServer 7083=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7493 IMAPServer 7084=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7494 IMAPServer 7085=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7495 IMAPServer 7086=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7496 IMAPServer 7087=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7497 IMAPServer 7088=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7498 IMAPServer 7089=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7499 IMAPServer 7090=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7500 IMAPServer 7091=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7501 IMAPServer 7092=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7502 IMAPServer 7093=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7503 IMAPServer 7094=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7504 IMAPServer 7095=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7505 IMAPServer 7096=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7506 IMAPServer 7097=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7507 IMAPServer 7098=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7508 IMAPServer 7099=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7509 IMAPServer 7100=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7510 IMAPServer 7101=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7511 IMAPServer 7102=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7512 IMAPServer 7103=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7513 IMAPServer 7104=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7514 IMAPServer 7105=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7515 IMAPServer 7106=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7516 IMAPServer 7107=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7517 IMAPServer 7108=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7518 IMAPServer 7109=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7519 IMAPServer 7110=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7520 IMAPServer 7111=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7521 IMAPServer 7112=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7522 IMAPServer 7113=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7523 IMAPServer 7114=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7524 IMAPServer 7115=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7525 IMAPServer 7116=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7526 IMAPServer 7117=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7527 IMAPServer 7118=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7528 IMAPServer 7119=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7529 IMAPServer 7120=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7530 IMAPServer 7121=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7531 IMAPServer 7122=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7532 IMAPServer 7123=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7533 IMAPServer 7124=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7534 IMAPServer 7125=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7535 IMAPServer 7126=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7536 IMAPServer 7127=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7537 IMAPServer 7128=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7538 IMAPServer 7129=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7539 IMAPServer 7130=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7540 IMAPServer 7131=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7541 IMAPServer 7132=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7542 IMAPServer 7133=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7543 IMAPServer 7134=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7544 IMAPServer 7135=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7545 IMAPServer 7136=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7546 IMAPServer 7137=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7547 IMAPServer 7138=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7548 IMAPServer 7139=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7549 IMAPServer 7140=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7550 IMAPServer 7141=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7551 IMAPServer 7142=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7552 IMAPServer 7143=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7553 IMAPServer 7144=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7554 IMAPServer 7145=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7555 IMAPServer 7146=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7556 IMAPServer 7147=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7557 IMAPServer 7148=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7558 IMAPServer 7149=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7559 IMAPServer 7150=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7560 IMAPServer 7151=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7561 IMAPServer 7152=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7562 IMAPServer 7153=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7563 IMAPServer 7154=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7564 IMAPServer 7155=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7565 IMAPServer 7156=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7566 IMAPServer 7157=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7567 IMAPServer 7158=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7568 IMAPServer 7159=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7569 IMAPServer 7160=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7570 IMAPServer 7161=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7571 IMAPServer 7162=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7572 IMAPServer 7163=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7573 IMAPServer 7164=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7574 IMAPServer 7165=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7575 IMAPServer 7166=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7576 IMAPServer 7167=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7577 IMAPServer 7168=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7578 IMAPServer 7169=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7579 IMAPServer 7170=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7580 IMAPServer 7171=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7581 IMAPServer 7172=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7582 IMAPServer 7173=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7583 IMAPServer 7174=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7584 IMAPServer 7175=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7585 IMAPServer 7176=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7586 IMAPServer 7177=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7587 IMAPServer 7178=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7588 IMAPServer 7179=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7589 IMAPServer 7180=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7590 IMAPServer 7181=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7591 IMAPServer 7182=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7592 IMAPServer 7183=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7593 IMAPServer 7184=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7594 IMAPServer 7185=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7595 IMAPServer 7186=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7596 IMAPServer 7187=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7597 IMAPServer 7188=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7598 IMAPServer 7189=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7599 IMAPServer 7190=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7600 IMAPServer 7191=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7601 IMAPServer 7192=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7602 IMAPServer 7193=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7603 IMAPServer 7194=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7604 IMAPServer 7195=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7605 IMAPServer 7196=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7606 IMAPServer 7197=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7607 IMAPServer 7198=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7608 IMAPServer 7199=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7609 IMAPServer 7200=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7610 IMAPServer 7201=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7611 IMAPServer 7202=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7612 IMAPServer 7203=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7613 IMAPServer 7204=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7614 IMAPServer 7205=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7615 IMAPServer 7206=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7616 IMAPServer 7207=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7617 IMAPServer 7208=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7618 IMAPServer 7209=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7619 IMAPServer 7210=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7620 IMAPServer 7211=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7621 IMAPServer 7212=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7622 IMAPServer 7213=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7623 IMAPServer 7214=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7624 IMAPServer 7215=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7625 IMAPServer 7216=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7626 IMAPServer 7217=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7627 IMAPServer 7218=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7628 IMAPServer 7219=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7629 IMAPServer 7220=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7630 IMAPServer 7221=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7631 IMAPServer 7222=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7632 IMAPServer 7223=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7633 IMAPServer 7224=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7634 IMAPServer 7225=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7635 IMAPServer 7226=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7636 IMAPServer 7227=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7637 IMAPServer 7228=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7638 IMAPServer 7229=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7639 IMAPServer 7230=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7640 IMAPServer 7231=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7641 IMAPServer 7232=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7642 IMAPServer 7233=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7643 IMAPServer 7234=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7644 IMAPServer 7235=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7645 IMAPServer 7236=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7646 IMAPServer 7237=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7647 IMAPServer 7238=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7648 IMAPServer 7239=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7649 IMAPServer 7240=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7650 IMAPServer 7241=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7651 IMAPServer 7242=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7652 IMAPServer 7243=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7653 IMAPServer 7244=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7654 IMAPServer 7245=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7655 IMAPServer 7246=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7656 IMAPServer 7247=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7657 IMAPServer 7248=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7658 IMAPServer 7249=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7659 IMAPServer 7250=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7660 IMAPServer 7251=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7661 IMAPServer 7252=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7662 IMAPServer 7253=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7663 IMAPServer 7254=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7664 IMAPServer 7255=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7665 IMAPServer 7256=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7666 IMAPServer 7257=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7667 IMAPServer 7258=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7668 IMAPServer 7259=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7669 IMAPServer 7260=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7670 IMAPServer 7261=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7671 IMAPServer 7262=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7672 IMAPServer 7263=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7673 IMAPServer 7264=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7674 IMAPServer 7265=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7675 IMAPServer 7266=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7676 IMAPServer 7267=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7677 IMAPServer 7268=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7678 IMAPServer 7269=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7679 IMAPServer 7270=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7680 IMAPServer 7271=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7681 IMAPServer 7272=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7682 IMAPServer 7273=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7683 IMAPServer 7274=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7684 IMAPServer 7275=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7685 IMAPServer 7276=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7686 IMAPServer 7277=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7687 IMAPServer 7278=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7688 IMAPServer 7279=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7689 IMAPServer 7280=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7690 IMAPServer 7281=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7691 IMAPServer 7282=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7692 IMAPServer 7283=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7693 IMAPServer 7284=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7694 IMAPServer 7285=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7695 IMAPServer 7286=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7696 IMAPServer 7287=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7697 IMAPServer 7288=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7698 IMAPServer 7289=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7699 IMAPServer 7290=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7700 IMAPServer 7291=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7701 IMAPServer 7292=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7702 IMAPServer 7293=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7703 IMAPServer 7294=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7704 IMAPServer 7295=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7705 IMAPServer 7296=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7706 IMAPServer 7297=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7707 IMAPServer 7298=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7708 IMAPServer 7299=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7709 IMAPServer 7300=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7710 IMAPServer 7301=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7711 IMAPServer 7302=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7712 IMAPServer 7303=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7713 IMAPServer 7304=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7714 IMAPServer 7305=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7715 IMAPServer 7306=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7716 IMAPServer 7307=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7717 IMAPServer 7308=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7718 IMAPServer 7309=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7719 IMAPServer 7310=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7720 IMAPServer 7311=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7721 IMAPServer 7312=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7722 IMAPServer 7313=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7723 IMAPServer 7314=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7724 IMAPServer 7315=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7725 IMAPServer 7316=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7726 IMAPServer 7317=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7727 IMAPServer 7318=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7728 IMAPServer 7319=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7729 IMAPServer 7320=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7730 IMAPServer 7321=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7731 IMAPServer 7322=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7732 IMAPServer 7323=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7733 IMAPServer 7324=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7734 IMAPServer 7325=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7735 IMAPServer 7326=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7736 IMAPServer 7327=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7737 IMAPServer 7328=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7738 IMAPServer 7329=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7739 IMAPServer 7330=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7740 IMAPServer 7331=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7741 IMAPServer 7332=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7742 IMAPServer 7333=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7743 IMAPServer 7334=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7744 IMAPServer 7335=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7745 IMAPServer 7336=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7746 IMAPServer 7337=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7747 IMAPServer 7338=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7748 IMAPServer 7339=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7749 IMAPServer 7340=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7750 IMAPServer 7341=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7751 IMAPServer 7342=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7752 IMAPServer 7343=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7753 IMAPServer 7344=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7754 IMAPServer 7345=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7755 IMAPServer 7346=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7756 IMAPServer 7347=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7757 IMAPServer 7348=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7758 IMAPServer 7349=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7759 IMAPServer 7350=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7760 IMAPServer 7351=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7761 IMAPServer 7352=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7762 IMAPServer 7353=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7763 IMAPServer 7354=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7764 IMAPServer 7355=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7765 IMAPServer 7356=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7766 IMAPServer 7357=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7767 IMAPServer 7358=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7768 IMAPServer 7359=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7769 IMAPServer 7360=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7770 IMAPServer 7361=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7771 IMAPServer 7362=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7772 IMAPServer 7363=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7773 IMAPServer 7364=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7774 IMAPServer 7365=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7775 IMAPServer 7366=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7776 IMAPServer 7367=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7777 IMAPServer 7368=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7778 IMAPServer 7369=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7779 IMAPServer 7370=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7780 IMAPServer 7371=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7781 IMAPServer 7372=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7782 IMAPServer 7373=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7783 IMAPServer 7374=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7784 IMAPServer 7375=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7785 IMAPServer 7376=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7786 IMAPServer 7377=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7787 IMAPServer 7378=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
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|
7789 IMAPServer 7380=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7790 IMAPServer 7381=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7791 IMAPServer 7382=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7792 IMAPServer 7383=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7793 IMAPServer 7384=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7794 IMAPServer 7385=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7795 IMAPServer 7386=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7796 IMAPServer 7387=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7797 IMAPServer 7388=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7801 IMAPServer 7392=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7802 IMAPServer 7393=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7803 IMAPServer 7394=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7804 IMAPServer 7395=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7805 IMAPServer 7396=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7806 IMAPServer 7397=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7807 IMAPServer 7398=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7809 IMAPServer 7400=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7810 IMAPServer 7401=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7811 IMAPServer 7402=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7812 IMAPServer 7403=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7813 IMAPServer 7404=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7814 IMAPServer 7405=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7815 IMAPServer 7406=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7816 IMAPServer 7407=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7817 IMAPServer 7408=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7818 IMAPServer 7409=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7819 IMAPServer 7410=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7820 IMAPServer 7411=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7821 IMAPServer 7412=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7822 IMAPServer 7413=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7823 IMAPServer 7414=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7824 IMAPServer 7415=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7825 IMAPServer 7416=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7826 IMAPServer 7417=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7827 IMAPServer 7418=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7828 IMAPServer 7419=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7829 IMAPServer 7420=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7830 IMAPServer 7421=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7831 IMAPServer 7422=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7832 IMAPServer 7423=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7833 IMAPServer 7424=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7834 IMAPServer 7425=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7835 IMAPServer 7426=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7836 IMAPServer 7427=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7837 IMAPServer 7428=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7838 IMAPServer 7429=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7839 IMAPServer 7430=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7840 IMAPServer 7431=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7841 IMAPServer 7432=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7842 IMAPServer 7433=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7843 IMAPServer 7434=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7844 IMAPServer 7435=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7845 IMAPServer 7436=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7846 IMAPServer 7437=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7847 IMAPServer 7438=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7848 IMAPServer 7439=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7849 IMAPServer 7440=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7850 IMAPServer 7441=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7851 IMAPServer 7442=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7852 IMAPServer 7443=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7853 IMAPServer 7444=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7854 IMAPServer 7445=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7855 IMAPServer 7446=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7856 IMAPServer 7447=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7857 IMAPServer 7448=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7858 IMAPServer 7449=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7859 IMAPServer 7450=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7860 IMAPServer 7451=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7861 IMAPServer 7452=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7862 IMAPServer 7453=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7863 IMAPServer 7454=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7864 IMAPServer 7455=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7865 IMAPServer 7456=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7866 IMAPServer 7457=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7867 IMAPServer 7458=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7868 IMAPServer 7459=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7869 IMAPServer 7460=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7870 IMAPServer 7461=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7871 IMAPServer 7462=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7872 IMAPServer 7463=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7873 IMAPServer 7464=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7874 IMAPServer 7465=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7875 IMAPServer 7466=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7876 IMAPServer 7467=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7878 IMAPServer 7469=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7879 IMAPServer 7470=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7880 IMAPServer 7471=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7881 IMAPServer 7472=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7882 IMAPServer 7473=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7883 IMAPServer 7474=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7884 IMAPServer 7475=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7885 IMAPServer 7476=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7886 IMAPServer 7477=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7887 IMAPServer 7478=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7888 IMAPServer 7479=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7889 IMAPServer 7480=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7890 IMAPServer 7481=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7891 IMAPServer 7482=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7892 IMAPServer 7483=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7893 IMAPServer 7484=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7894 IMAPServer 7485=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7895 IMAPServer 7486=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7896 IMAPServer 7487=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7897 IMAPServer 7488=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7898 IMAPServer 7489=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7899 IMAPServer 7490=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7900 IMAPServer 7491=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7901 IMAPServer 7492=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7902 IMAPServer 7493=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7903 IMAPServer 7494=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7904 IMAPServer 7495=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7905 IMAPServer 7496=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7906 IMAPServer 7497=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7907 IMAPServer 7498=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7908 IMAPServer 7499=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7909 IMAPServer 7500=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7910 IMAPServer 7501=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7911 IMAPServer 7502=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7912 IMAPServer 7503=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7913 IMAPServer 7504=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7914 IMAPServer 7505=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7915 IMAPServer 7506=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7916 IMAPServer 7507=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7917 IMAPServer 7508=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7918 IMAPServer 7509=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7919 IMAPServer 7510=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7920 IMAPServer 7511=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7921 IMAPServer 7512=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7922 IMAPServer 7513=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7923 IMAPServer 7514=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7924 IMAPServer 7515=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7925 IMAPServer 7516=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7926 IMAPServer 7517=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7927 IMAPServer 7518=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7928 IMAPServer 7519=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7929 IMAPServer 7520=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7930 IMAPServer 7521=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7931 IMAPServer 7522=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7932 IMAPServer 7523=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7933 IMAPServer 7524=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7934 IMAPServer 7525=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7935 IMAPServer 7526=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7936 IMAPServer 7527=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7937 IMAPServer 7528=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7938 IMAPServer 7529=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7939 IMAPServer 7530=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7940 IMAPServer 7531=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7941 IMAPServer 7532=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7942 IMAPServer 7533=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7943 IMAPServer 7534=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7944 IMAPServer 7535=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7945 IMAPServer 7536=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7946 IMAPServer 7537=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7947 IMAPServer 7538=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7948 IMAPServer 7539=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7949 IMAPServer 7540=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7950 IMAPServer 7541=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7951 IMAPServer 7542=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7952 IMAPServer 7543=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7953 IMAPServer 7544=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7954 IMAPServer 7545=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7955 IMAPServer 7546=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7956 IMAPServer 7547=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7957 IMAPServer 7548=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7958 IMAPServer 7549=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7959 IMAPServer 7550=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7960 IMAPServer 7551=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7961 IMAPServer 7552=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7962 IMAPServer 7553=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7963 IMAPServer 7554=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7964 IMAPServer 7555=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
7965 IMAPServer 7556=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7967 IMAPServer 7558=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7970 IMAPServer 7561=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7971 IMAPServer 7562=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7980 IMAPServer 7571=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7981 IMAPServer 7572=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7982 IMAPServer 7573=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7983 IMAPServer 7574=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7984 IMAPServer 7575=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7985 IMAPServer 7576=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7986 IMAPServer 7577=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7987 IMAPServer 7578=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7988 IMAPServer 7579=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7989 IMAPServer 7580=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7990 IMAPServer 7581=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7991 IMAPServer 7582=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7992 IMAPServer 7583=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7993 IMAPServer 7584=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7994 IMAPServer 7585=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7995 IMAPServer 7586=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7996 IMAPServer 7587=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7997 IMAPServer 7588=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7998 IMAPServer 7589=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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7999 IMAPServer 7590=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8000 IMAPServer 7591=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8001 IMAPServer 7592=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8002 IMAPServer 7593=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8003 IMAPServer 7594=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8004 IMAPServer 7595=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8005 IMAPServer 7596=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8006 IMAPServer 7597=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8007 IMAPServer 7598=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8010 IMAPServer 7601=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8011 IMAPServer 7602=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8012 IMAPServer 7603=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8013 IMAPServer 7604=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8014 IMAPServer 7605=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8015 IMAPServer 7606=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8016 IMAPServer 7607=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8017 IMAPServer 7608=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8018 IMAPServer 7609=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8019 IMAPServer 7610=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8020 IMAPServer 7611=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8021 IMAPServer 7612=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8022 IMAPServer 7613=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8023 IMAPServer 7614=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8024 IMAPServer 7615=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8025 IMAPServer 7616=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8026 IMAPServer 7617=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8027 IMAPServer 7618=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8028 IMAPServer 7619=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8029 IMAPServer 7620=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8030 IMAPServer 7621=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8031 IMAPServer 7622=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8032 IMAPServer 7623=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8033 IMAPServer 7624=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8034 IMAPServer 7625=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8035 IMAPServer 7626=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8036 IMAPServer 7627=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8037 IMAPServer 7628=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8038 IMAPServer 7629=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8039 IMAPServer 7630=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8040 IMAPServer 7631=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8041 IMAPServer 7632=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8042 IMAPServer 7633=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8043 IMAPServer 7634=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8044 IMAPServer 7635=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8045 IMAPServer 7636=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8046 IMAPServer 7637=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8047 IMAPServer 7638=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8048 IMAPServer 7639=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8049 IMAPServer 7640=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8050 IMAPServer 7641=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8051 IMAPServer 7642=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8052 IMAPServer 7643=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8053 IMAPServer 7644=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8054 IMAPServer 7645=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8055 IMAPServer 7646=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8056 IMAPServer 7647=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8057 IMAPServer 7648=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8058 IMAPServer 7649=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8059 IMAPServer 7650=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8060 IMAPServer 7651=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8061 IMAPServer 7652=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8062 IMAPServer 7653=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8063 IMAPServer 7654=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8064 IMAPServer 7655=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8065 IMAPServer 7656=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8066 IMAPServer 7657=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8067 IMAPServer 7658=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8068 IMAPServer 7659=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8069 IMAPServer 7660=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8070 IMAPServer 7661=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8071 IMAPServer 7662=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8072 IMAPServer 7663=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8073 IMAPServer 7664=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8074 IMAPServer 7665=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8075 IMAPServer 7666=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8076 IMAPServer 7667=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8077 IMAPServer 7668=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8078 IMAPServer 7669=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8079 IMAPServer 7670=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8080 IMAPServer 7671=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8081 IMAPServer 7672=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8082 IMAPServer 7673=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8083 IMAPServer 7674=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8084 IMAPServer 7675=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8085 IMAPServer 7676=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8086 IMAPServer 7677=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8087 IMAPServer 7678=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8088 IMAPServer 7679=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8089 IMAPServer 7680=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8090 IMAPServer 7681=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8091 IMAPServer 7682=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8092 IMAPServer 7683=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8093 IMAPServer 7684=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8094 IMAPServer 7685=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8095 IMAPServer 7686=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8096 IMAPServer 7687=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8097 IMAPServer 7688=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8098 IMAPServer 7689=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8099 IMAPServer 7690=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8100 IMAPServer 7691=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8101 IMAPServer 7692=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8102 IMAPServer 7693=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8103 IMAPServer 7694=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8104 IMAPServer 7695=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8105 IMAPServer 7696=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8106 IMAPServer 7697=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8107 IMAPServer 7698=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8108 IMAPServer 7699=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8109 IMAPServer 7700=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8110 IMAPServer 7701=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8111 IMAPServer 7702=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8112 IMAPServer 7703=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8113 IMAPServer 7704=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8114 IMAPServer 7705=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8115 IMAPServer 7706=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8116 IMAPServer 7707=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8117 IMAPServer 7708=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8118 IMAPServer 7709=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8119 IMAPServer 7710=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8120 IMAPServer 7711=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8121 IMAPServer 7712=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8122 IMAPServer 7713=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8123 IMAPServer 7714=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8124 IMAPServer 7715=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8125 IMAPServer 7716=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8126 IMAPServer 7717=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8127 IMAPServer 7718=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8128 IMAPServer 7719=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8129 IMAPServer 7720=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8130 IMAPServer 7721=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8131 IMAPServer 7722=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8132 IMAPServer 7723=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8133 IMAPServer 7724=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8134 IMAPServer 7725=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8135 IMAPServer 7726=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8136 IMAPServer 7727=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8137 IMAPServer 7728=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8138 IMAPServer 7729=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8139 IMAPServer 7730=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8140 IMAPServer 7731=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8141 IMAPServer 7732=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8142 IMAPServer 7733=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8143 IMAPServer 7734=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8144 IMAPServer 7735=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8145 IMAPServer 7736=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8146 IMAPServer 7737=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8147 IMAPServer 7738=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8148 IMAPServer 7739=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8149 IMAPServer 7740=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8150 IMAPServer 7741=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8151 IMAPServer 7742=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8152 IMAPServer 7743=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8153 IMAPServer 7744=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8154 IMAPServer 7745=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8155 IMAPServer 7746=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8156 IMAPServer 7747=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8157 IMAPServer 7748=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8158 IMAPServer 7749=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8159 IMAPServer 7750=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8160 IMAPServer 7751=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8161 IMAPServer 7752=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8162 IMAPServer 7753=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8163 IMAPServer 7754=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8164 IMAPServer 7755=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8165 IMAPServer 7756=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8166 IMAPServer 7757=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8167 IMAPServer 7758=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8168 IMAPServer 7759=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8169 IMAPServer 7760=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8170 IMAPServer 7761=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8171 IMAPServer 7762=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8172 IMAPServer 7763=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8173 IMAPServer 7764=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8174 IMAPServer 7765=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8175 IMAPServer 7766=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8176 IMAPServer 7767=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8177 IMAPServer 7768=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8178 IMAPServer 7769=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8179 IMAPServer 7770=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8180 IMAPServer 7771=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8181 IMAPServer 7772=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8182 IMAPServer 7773=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8183 IMAPServer 7774=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8184 IMAPServer 7775=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8185 IMAPServer 7776=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8186 IMAPServer 7777=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8187 IMAPServer 7778=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8188 IMAPServer 7779=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8189 IMAPServer 7780=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8190 IMAPServer 7781=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8191 IMAPServer 7782=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8192 IMAPServer 7783=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8193 IMAPServer 7784=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8194 IMAPServer 7785=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8195 IMAPServer 7786=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8196 IMAPServer 7787=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8197 IMAPServer 7788=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8198 IMAPServer 7789=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8199 IMAPServer 7790=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8200 IMAPServer 7791=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8201 IMAPServer 7792=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8202 IMAPServer 7793=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8203 IMAPServer 7794=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8204 IMAPServer 7795=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8205 IMAPServer 7796=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8206 IMAPServer 7797=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8207 IMAPServer 7798=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8208 IMAPServer 7799=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8209 IMAPServer 7800=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8210 IMAPServer 7801=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8211 IMAPServer 7802=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8212 IMAPServer 7803=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8213 IMAPServer 7804=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8214 IMAPServer 7805=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8215 IMAPServer 7806=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8216 IMAPServer 7807=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8217 IMAPServer 7808=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8218 IMAPServer 7809=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8219 IMAPServer 7810=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8220 IMAPServer 7811=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8221 IMAPServer 7812=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8222 IMAPServer 7813=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8223 IMAPServer 7814=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8224 IMAPServer 7815=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8225 IMAPServer 7816=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8226 IMAPServer 7817=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8227 IMAPServer 7818=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8228 IMAPServer 7819=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8229 IMAPServer 7820=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8230 IMAPServer 7821=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8231 IMAPServer 7822=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8232 IMAPServer 7823=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8233 IMAPServer 7824=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8234 IMAPServer 7825=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8235 IMAPServer 7826=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8236 IMAPServer 7827=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8237 IMAPServer 7828=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8238 IMAPServer 7829=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8239 IMAPServer 7830=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8240 IMAPServer 7831=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8241 IMAPServer 7832=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8242 IMAPServer 7833=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8243 IMAPServer 7834=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8244 IMAPServer 7835=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8245 IMAPServer 7836=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8246 IMAPServer 7837=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8247 IMAPServer 7838=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8248 IMAPServer 7839=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8249 IMAPServer 7840=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8250 IMAPServer 7841=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8251 IMAPServer 7842=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8252 IMAPServer 7843=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8253 IMAPServer 7844=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8254 IMAPServer 7845=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8255 IMAPServer 7846=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8256 IMAPServer 7847=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8257 IMAPServer 7848=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8258 IMAPServer 7849=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8259 IMAPServer 7850=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8260 IMAPServer 7851=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8261 IMAPServer 7852=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8262 IMAPServer 7853=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8263 IMAPServer 7854=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8264 IMAPServer 7855=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8265 IMAPServer 7856=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8266 IMAPServer 7857=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8267 IMAPServer 7858=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8268 IMAPServer 7859=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8269 IMAPServer 7860=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8270 IMAPServer 7861=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8271 IMAPServer 7862=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8272 IMAPServer 7863=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8273 IMAPServer 7864=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8274 IMAPServer 7865=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8275 IMAPServer 7866=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8276 IMAPServer 7867=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8277 IMAPServer 7868=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8278 IMAPServer 7869=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8279 IMAPServer 7870=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8280 IMAPServer 7871=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8281 IMAPServer 7872=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8282 IMAPServer 7873=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8283 IMAPServer 7874=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8284 IMAPServer 7875=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8285 IMAPServer 7876=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8286 IMAPServer 7877=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8287 IMAPServer 7878=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8288 IMAPServer 7879=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8289 IMAPServer 7880=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8290 IMAPServer 7881=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8291 IMAPServer 7882=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8292 IMAPServer 7883=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8293 IMAPServer 7884=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8294 IMAPServer 7885=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8295 IMAPServer 7886=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8296 IMAPServer 7887=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8297 IMAPServer 7888=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8298 IMAPServer 7889=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8299 IMAPServer 7890=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8300 IMAPServer 7891=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8301 IMAPServer 7892=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8302 IMAPServer 7893=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8303 IMAPServer 7894=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8304 IMAPServer 7895=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8305 IMAPServer 7896=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8306 IMAPServer 7897=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8307 IMAPServer 7898=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8308 IMAPServer 7899=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8309 IMAPServer 7900=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8310 IMAPServer 7901=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8311 IMAPServer 7902=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8312 IMAPServer 7903=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8313 IMAPServer 7904=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8314 IMAPServer 7905=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8315 IMAPServer 7906=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
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8316 IMAPServer 7907=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8317 IMAPServer 7908=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8318 IMAPServer 7909=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8319 IMAPServer 7910=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8320 IMAPServer 7911=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8321 IMAPServer 7912=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8322 IMAPServer 7913=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8323 IMAPServer 7914=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8324 IMAPServer 7915=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8325 IMAPServer 7916=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8326 IMAPServer 7917=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8327 IMAPServer 7918=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8328 IMAPServer 7919=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8329 IMAPServer 7920=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8330 IMAPServer 7921=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8331 IMAPServer 7922=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8332 IMAPServer 7923=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8333 IMAPServer 7924=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8334 IMAPServer 7925=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8335 IMAPServer 7926=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8336 IMAPServer 7927=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8337 IMAPServer 7928=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8338 IMAPServer 7929=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8339 IMAPServer 7930=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8340 IMAPServer 7931=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8341 IMAPServer 7932=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8342 IMAPServer 7933=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8343 IMAPServer 7934=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8344 IMAPServer 7935=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8345 IMAPServer 7936=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8346 IMAPServer 7937=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8347 IMAPServer 7938=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8348 IMAPServer 7939=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8349 IMAPServer 7940=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8350 IMAPServer 7941=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8351 IMAPServer 7942=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8352 IMAPServer 7943=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8353 IMAPServer 7944=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8354 IMAPServer 7945=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8355 IMAPServer 7946=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8356 IMAPServer 7947=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8357 IMAPServer 7948=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8358 IMAPServer 7949=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8359 IMAPServer 7950=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8360 IMAPServer 7951=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8361 IMAPServer 7952=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8362 IMAPServer 7953=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8363 IMAPServer 7954=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8364 IMAPServer 7955=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8365 IMAPServer 7956=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8366 IMAPServer 7957=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8367 IMAPServer 7958=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8368 IMAPServer 7959=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8369 IMAPServer 7960=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8370 IMAPServer 7961=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8371 IMAPServer 7962=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8372 IMAPServer 7963=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8373 IMAPServer 7964=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8374 IMAPServer 7965=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8375 IMAPServer 7966=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8376 IMAPServer 7967=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8377 IMAPServer 7968=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8378 IMAPServer 7969=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8379 IMAPServer 7970=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8380 IMAPServer 7971=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8381 IMAPServer 7972=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8382 IMAPServer 7973=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8383 IMAPServer 7974=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8384 IMAPServer 7975=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8385 IMAPServer 7976=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8386 IMAPServer 7977=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8387 IMAPServer 7978=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8388 IMAPServer 7979=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8389 IMAPServer 7980=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8390 IMAPServer 7981=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8391 IMAPServer 7982=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8392 IMAPServer 7983=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8393 IMAPServer 7984=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8394 IMAPServer 7985=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8395 IMAPServer 7986=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8396 IMAPServer 7987=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8397 IMAPServer 7988=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8398 IMAPServer 7989=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8399 IMAPServer 7990=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8400 IMAPServer 7991=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8401 IMAPServer 7992=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8402 IMAPServer 7993=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8403 IMAPServer 7994=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8404 IMAPServer 7995=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8405 IMAPServer 7996=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8406 IMAPServer 7997=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8407 IMAPServer 7998=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8408 IMAPServer 7999=<p> Synchronisation manager, which handles the synchronisation of mailbox folders between the locally persisted mailbox store and a remote mailbox store </p> |
|
8409 IMAPServer 8000=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8410 IMAPServer 8001=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8411 IMAPServer 8002=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8412 IMAPServer 8003=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8413 IMAPServer 8004=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8414 IMAPServer 8005=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8415 IMAPServer 8006=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8416 IMAPServer 8007=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8417 IMAPServer 8008=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8418 IMAPServer 8009=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8419 IMAPServer 8010=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8420 IMAPServer 8011=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8421 IMAPServer 8012=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8422 IMAPServer 8013=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8423 IMAPServer 8014=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8424 IMAPServer 8015=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8425 IMAPServer 8016=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8426 IMAPServer 8017=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8427 IMAPServer 8018=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8428 IMAPServer 8019=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8429 IMAPServer 8020=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8430 IMAPServer 8021=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8431 IMAPServer 8022=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8432 IMAPServer 8023=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8433 IMAPServer 8024=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8434 IMAPServer 8025=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8435 IMAPServer 8026=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8436 IMAPServer 8027=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8437 IMAPServer 8028=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8438 IMAPServer 8029=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8439 IMAPServer 8030=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8440 IMAPServer 8031=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8441 IMAPServer 8032=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8442 IMAPServer 8033=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8443 IMAPServer 8034=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8444 IMAPServer 8035=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8445 IMAPServer 8036=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8446 IMAPServer 8037=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8447 IMAPServer 8038=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8448 IMAPServer 8039=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8449 IMAPServer 8040=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8450 IMAPServer 8041=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8451 IMAPServer 8042=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8452 IMAPServer 8043=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8453 IMAPServer 8044=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8454 IMAPServer 8045=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8455 IMAPServer 8046=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8456 IMAPServer 8047=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8457 IMAPServer 8048=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8458 IMAPServer 8049=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8459 IMAPServer 8050=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8460 IMAPServer 8051=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8461 IMAPServer 8052=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8462 IMAPServer 8053=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8463 IMAPServer 8054=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8464 IMAPServer 8055=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8465 IMAPServer 8056=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8466 IMAPServer 8057=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8467 IMAPServer 8058=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8468 IMAPServer 8059=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8469 IMAPServer 8060=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8470 IMAPServer 8061=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8471 IMAPServer 8062=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8472 IMAPServer 8063=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8473 IMAPServer 8064=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8474 IMAPServer 8065=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8475 IMAPServer 8066=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8476 IMAPServer 8067=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8477 IMAPServer 8068=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8478 IMAPServer 8069=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8479 IMAPServer 8070=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8480 IMAPServer 8071=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8481 IMAPServer 8072=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8482 IMAPServer 8073=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8483 IMAPServer 8074=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8484 IMAPServer 8075=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8485 IMAPServer 8076=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8486 IMAPServer 8077=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8487 IMAPServer 8078=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8488 IMAPServer 8079=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8489 IMAPServer 8080=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8490 IMAPServer 8081=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8491 IMAPServer 8082=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8492 IMAPServer 8083=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8493 IMAPServer 8084=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8494 IMAPServer 8085=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8495 IMAPServer 8086=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8496 IMAPServer 8087=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8497 IMAPServer 8088=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8498 IMAPServer 8089=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8499 IMAPServer 8090=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8500 IMAPServer 8091=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8501 IMAPServer 8092=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8502 IMAPServer 8093=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8503 IMAPServer 8094=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8504 IMAPServer 8095=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8505 IMAPServer 8096=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8506 IMAPServer 8097=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8507 IMAPServer 8098=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8508 IMAPServer 8099=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8509 IMAPServer 8100=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8510 IMAPServer 8101=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8511 IMAPServer 8102=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8512 IMAPServer 8103=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8513 IMAPServer 8104=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8514 IMAPServer 8105=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
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8515 IMAPServer 8106=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8516 IMAPServer 8107=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8517 IMAPServer 8108=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8518 IMAPServer 8109=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8519 IMAPServer 8110=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8520 IMAPServer 8111=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8521 IMAPServer 8112=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8522 IMAPServer 8113=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8523 IMAPServer 8114=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8524 IMAPServer 8115=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8525 IMAPServer 8116=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8526 IMAPServer 8117=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8527 IMAPServer 8118=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8528 IMAPServer 8119=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8529 IMAPServer 8120=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8530 IMAPServer 8121=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8531 IMAPServer 8122=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8532 IMAPServer 8123=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8533 IMAPServer 8124=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8534 IMAPServer 8125=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8535 IMAPServer 8126=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8536 IMAPServer 8127=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8537 IMAPServer 8128=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8538 IMAPServer 8129=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8539 IMAPServer 8130=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8540 IMAPServer 8131=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8541 IMAPServer 8132=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8542 IMAPServer 8133=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8543 IMAPServer 8134=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8544 IMAPServer 8135=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8545 IMAPServer 8136=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8546 IMAPServer 8137=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8547 IMAPServer 8138=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8548 IMAPServer 8139=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8549 IMAPServer 8140=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8550 IMAPServer 8141=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8551 IMAPServer 8142=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8552 IMAPServer 8143=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8553 IMAPServer 8144=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8554 IMAPServer 8145=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8555 IMAPServer 8146=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8556 IMAPServer 8147=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8557 IMAPServer 8148=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
8600 IMAPServer 8191=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8601 IMAPServer 8192=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
8610 IMAPServer 8201=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8611 IMAPServer 8202=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8612 IMAPServer 8203=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8613 IMAPServer 8204=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8614 IMAPServer 8205=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8615 IMAPServer 8206=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8616 IMAPServer 8207=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8617 IMAPServer 8208=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8618 IMAPServer 8209=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8619 IMAPServer 8210=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8620 IMAPServer 8211=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8621 IMAPServer 8212=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8622 IMAPServer 8213=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8623 IMAPServer 8214=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8624 IMAPServer 8215=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8625 IMAPServer 8216=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8626 IMAPServer 8217=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8627 IMAPServer 8218=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8628 IMAPServer 8219=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8629 IMAPServer 8220=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8630 IMAPServer 8221=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8631 IMAPServer 8222=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8632 IMAPServer 8223=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8633 IMAPServer 8224=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8634 IMAPServer 8225=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
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|
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|
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|
8639 IMAPServer 8230=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8640 IMAPServer 8231=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8641 IMAPServer 8232=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
8648 IMAPServer 8239=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8649 IMAPServer 8240=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8650 IMAPServer 8241=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8651 IMAPServer 8242=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8652 IMAPServer 8243=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8653 IMAPServer 8244=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8654 IMAPServer 8245=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8655 IMAPServer 8246=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8656 IMAPServer 8247=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8657 IMAPServer 8248=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8658 IMAPServer 8249=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8659 IMAPServer 8250=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8660 IMAPServer 8251=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8661 IMAPServer 8252=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8662 IMAPServer 8253=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8663 IMAPServer 8254=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8664 IMAPServer 8255=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8665 IMAPServer 8256=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8666 IMAPServer 8257=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8667 IMAPServer 8258=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8668 IMAPServer 8259=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8669 IMAPServer 8260=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8670 IMAPServer 8261=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8671 IMAPServer 8262=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8672 IMAPServer 8263=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8673 IMAPServer 8264=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8674 IMAPServer 8265=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8675 IMAPServer 8266=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8676 IMAPServer 8267=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
8678 IMAPServer 8269=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8679 IMAPServer 8270=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8680 IMAPServer 8271=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8681 IMAPServer 8272=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8682 IMAPServer 8273=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8683 IMAPServer 8274=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8684 IMAPServer 8275=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8685 IMAPServer 8276=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8686 IMAPServer 8277=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8687 IMAPServer 8278=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8688 IMAPServer 8279=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8689 IMAPServer 8280=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8690 IMAPServer 8281=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8691 IMAPServer 8282=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8692 IMAPServer 8283=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8693 IMAPServer 8284=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8694 IMAPServer 8285=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8695 IMAPServer 8286=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8696 IMAPServer 8287=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8697 IMAPServer 8288=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8698 IMAPServer 8289=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8699 IMAPServer 8290=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8700 IMAPServer 8291=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8701 IMAPServer 8292=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8702 IMAPServer 8293=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8703 IMAPServer 8294=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8704 IMAPServer 8295=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8705 IMAPServer 8296=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8706 IMAPServer 8297=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8707 IMAPServer 8298=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8708 IMAPServer 8299=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8709 IMAPServer 8300=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8710 IMAPServer 8301=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8711 IMAPServer 8302=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8712 IMAPServer 8303=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8713 IMAPServer 8304=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8714 IMAPServer 8305=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8715 IMAPServer 8306=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8716 IMAPServer 8307=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8717 IMAPServer 8308=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8718 IMAPServer 8309=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8719 IMAPServer 8310=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8720 IMAPServer 8311=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8721 IMAPServer 8312=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8722 IMAPServer 8313=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8723 IMAPServer 8314=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8724 IMAPServer 8315=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8725 IMAPServer 8316=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8726 IMAPServer 8317=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8727 IMAPServer 8318=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8728 IMAPServer 8319=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8729 IMAPServer 8320=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8730 IMAPServer 8321=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8731 IMAPServer 8322=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8732 IMAPServer 8323=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8733 IMAPServer 8324=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8734 IMAPServer 8325=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8735 IMAPServer 8326=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8736 IMAPServer 8327=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8737 IMAPServer 8328=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8738 IMAPServer 8329=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8739 IMAPServer 8330=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8740 IMAPServer 8331=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8741 IMAPServer 8332=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8742 IMAPServer 8333=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8743 IMAPServer 8334=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8744 IMAPServer 8335=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8745 IMAPServer 8336=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8746 IMAPServer 8337=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8747 IMAPServer 8338=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8748 IMAPServer 8339=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8749 IMAPServer 8340=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8750 IMAPServer 8341=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8751 IMAPServer 8342=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8752 IMAPServer 8343=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8753 IMAPServer 8344=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
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|
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|
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|
8758 IMAPServer 8349=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8759 IMAPServer 8350=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8760 IMAPServer 8351=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8761 IMAPServer 8352=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8762 IMAPServer 8353=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8763 IMAPServer 8354=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8764 IMAPServer 8355=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8765 IMAPServer 8356=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8766 IMAPServer 8357=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8767 IMAPServer 8358=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8768 IMAPServer 8359=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8769 IMAPServer 8360=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8770 IMAPServer 8361=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8771 IMAPServer 8362=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
8780 IMAPServer 8371=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8781 IMAPServer 8372=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8782 IMAPServer 8373=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8783 IMAPServer 8374=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8784 IMAPServer 8375=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8785 IMAPServer 8376=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8786 IMAPServer 8377=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
8788 IMAPServer 8379=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8789 IMAPServer 8380=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
8791 IMAPServer 8382=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
8793 IMAPServer 8384=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
8795 IMAPServer 8386=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
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|
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|
8799 IMAPServer 8390=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8800 IMAPServer 8391=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8801 IMAPServer 8392=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8802 IMAPServer 8393=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
8804 IMAPServer 8395=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
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|
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|
8808 IMAPServer 8399=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8809 IMAPServer 8400=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8810 IMAPServer 8401=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8811 IMAPServer 8402=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8812 IMAPServer 8403=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8813 IMAPServer 8404=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8814 IMAPServer 8405=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8815 IMAPServer 8406=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8816 IMAPServer 8407=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8817 IMAPServer 8408=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8818 IMAPServer 8409=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8819 IMAPServer 8410=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8820 IMAPServer 8411=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8821 IMAPServer 8412=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8822 IMAPServer 8413=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8823 IMAPServer 8414=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8824 IMAPServer 8415=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8825 IMAPServer 8416=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8826 IMAPServer 8417=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8827 IMAPServer 8418=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8828 IMAPServer 8419=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8829 IMAPServer 8420=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8830 IMAPServer 8421=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8831 IMAPServer 8422=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8832 IMAPServer 8423=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8833 IMAPServer 8424=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8834 IMAPServer 8425=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8835 IMAPServer 8426=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8836 IMAPServer 8427=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8837 IMAPServer 8428=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8838 IMAPServer 8429=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8839 IMAPServer 8430=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8840 IMAPServer 8431=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8841 IMAPServer 8432=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8842 IMAPServer 8433=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8843 IMAPServer 8434=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8844 IMAPServer 8435=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8845 IMAPServer 8436=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8846 IMAPServer 8437=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8847 IMAPServer 8438=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8848 IMAPServer 8439=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8849 IMAPServer 8440=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8850 IMAPServer 8441=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8851 IMAPServer 8442=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8852 IMAPServer 8443=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8853 IMAPServer 8444=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8854 IMAPServer 8445=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8855 IMAPServer 8446=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8856 IMAPServer 8447=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8857 IMAPServer 8448=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8858 IMAPServer 8449=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8859 IMAPServer 8450=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8860 IMAPServer 8451=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8861 IMAPServer 8452=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8862 IMAPServer 8453=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
8864 IMAPServer 8455=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8865 IMAPServer 8456=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8866 IMAPServer 8457=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
8868 IMAPServer 8459=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8869 IMAPServer 8460=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
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|
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|
8873 IMAPServer 8464=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8874 IMAPServer 8465=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8875 IMAPServer 8466=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
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|
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|
8879 IMAPServer 8470=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8880 IMAPServer 8471=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8881 IMAPServer 8472=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8882 IMAPServer 8473=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8883 IMAPServer 8474=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8884 IMAPServer 8475=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8885 IMAPServer 8476=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8886 IMAPServer 8477=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8887 IMAPServer 8478=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8888 IMAPServer 8479=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8889 IMAPServer 8480=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8890 IMAPServer 8481=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8891 IMAPServer 8482=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8892 IMAPServer 8483=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8893 IMAPServer 8484=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8894 IMAPServer 8485=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8895 IMAPServer 8486=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8896 IMAPServer 8487=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8897 IMAPServer 8488=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8898 IMAPServer 8489=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8899 IMAPServer 8490=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8900 IMAPServer 8491=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8901 IMAPServer 8492=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8902 IMAPServer 8493=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8903 IMAPServer 8494=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8904 IMAPServer 8495=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8905 IMAPServer 8496=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8906 IMAPServer 8497=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8907 IMAPServer 8498=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8908 IMAPServer 8499=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
8910 IMAPServer 8501=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8911 IMAPServer 8502=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8912 IMAPServer 8503=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8913 IMAPServer 8504=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8914 IMAPServer 8505=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8915 IMAPServer 8506=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8916 IMAPServer 8507=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8917 IMAPServer 8508=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8918 IMAPServer 8509=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8919 IMAPServer 8510=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8920 IMAPServer 8511=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8921 IMAPServer 8512=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8922 IMAPServer 8513=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8923 IMAPServer 8514=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8924 IMAPServer 8515=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8925 IMAPServer 8516=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8926 IMAPServer 8517=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8927 IMAPServer 8518=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8928 IMAPServer 8519=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8929 IMAPServer 8520=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8930 IMAPServer 8521=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8931 IMAPServer 8522=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8932 IMAPServer 8523=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8933 IMAPServer 8524=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
8935 IMAPServer 8526=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8936 IMAPServer 8527=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8937 IMAPServer 8528=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8938 IMAPServer 8529=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8939 IMAPServer 8530=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8940 IMAPServer 8531=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8941 IMAPServer 8532=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8942 IMAPServer 8533=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8943 IMAPServer 8534=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8944 IMAPServer 8535=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8945 IMAPServer 8536=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8946 IMAPServer 8537=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8947 IMAPServer 8538=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
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|
8950 IMAPServer 8541=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8951 IMAPServer 8542=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8952 IMAPServer 8543=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8953 IMAPServer 8544=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8954 IMAPServer 8545=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8955 IMAPServer 8546=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
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|
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|
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|
8959 IMAPServer 8550=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8960 IMAPServer 8551=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8961 IMAPServer 8552=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8962 IMAPServer 8553=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8963 IMAPServer 8554=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8964 IMAPServer 8555=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8965 IMAPServer 8556=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8966 IMAPServer 8557=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8967 IMAPServer 8558=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8968 IMAPServer 8559=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8969 IMAPServer 8560=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8970 IMAPServer 8561=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8971 IMAPServer 8562=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8972 IMAPServer 8563=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8973 IMAPServer 8564=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8974 IMAPServer 8565=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8975 IMAPServer 8566=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8976 IMAPServer 8567=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8977 IMAPServer 8568=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8978 IMAPServer 8569=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8979 IMAPServer 8570=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8980 IMAPServer 8571=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8981 IMAPServer 8572=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8982 IMAPServer 8573=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8983 IMAPServer 8574=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8984 IMAPServer 8575=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8985 IMAPServer 8576=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8986 IMAPServer 8577=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8987 IMAPServer 8578=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8988 IMAPServer 8579=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8989 IMAPServer 8580=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8990 IMAPServer 8581=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8991 IMAPServer 8582=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8992 IMAPServer 8583=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8993 IMAPServer 8584=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8994 IMAPServer 8585=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8995 IMAPServer 8586=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8996 IMAPServer 8587=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8997 IMAPServer 8588=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8998 IMAPServer 8589=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
8999 IMAPServer 8590=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9000 IMAPServer 8591=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9001 IMAPServer 8592=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9002 IMAPServer 8593=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9003 IMAPServer 8594=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9004 IMAPServer 8595=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9005 IMAPServer 8596=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9006 IMAPServer 8597=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9007 IMAPServer 8598=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9008 IMAPServer 8599=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9009 IMAPServer 8600=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9010 IMAPServer 8601=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9011 IMAPServer 8602=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9012 IMAPServer 8603=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9013 IMAPServer 8604=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9014 IMAPServer 8605=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9015 IMAPServer 8606=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9016 IMAPServer 8607=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9017 IMAPServer 8608=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9018 IMAPServer 8609=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9019 IMAPServer 8610=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9020 IMAPServer 8611=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9021 IMAPServer 8612=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9022 IMAPServer 8613=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9023 IMAPServer 8614=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9024 IMAPServer 8615=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9025 IMAPServer 8616=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9026 IMAPServer 8617=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9027 IMAPServer 8618=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9028 IMAPServer 8619=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9029 IMAPServer 8620=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9030 IMAPServer 8621=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9031 IMAPServer 8622=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9032 IMAPServer 8623=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9033 IMAPServer 8624=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9034 IMAPServer 8625=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9035 IMAPServer 8626=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9036 IMAPServer 8627=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9037 IMAPServer 8628=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9038 IMAPServer 8629=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9039 IMAPServer 8630=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9040 IMAPServer 8631=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9041 IMAPServer 8632=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9042 IMAPServer 8633=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9043 IMAPServer 8634=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9044 IMAPServer 8635=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9045 IMAPServer 8636=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9046 IMAPServer 8637=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9047 IMAPServer 8638=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9048 IMAPServer 8639=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9049 IMAPServer 8640=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9050 IMAPServer 8641=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9051 IMAPServer 8642=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9052 IMAPServer 8643=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9053 IMAPServer 8644=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9054 IMAPServer 8645=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9055 IMAPServer 8646=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9056 IMAPServer 8647=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9057 IMAPServer 8648=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9058 IMAPServer 8649=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9059 IMAPServer 8650=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9060 IMAPServer 8651=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9061 IMAPServer 8652=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9062 IMAPServer 8653=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9063 IMAPServer 8654=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9064 IMAPServer 8655=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9065 IMAPServer 8656=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9066 IMAPServer 8657=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9067 IMAPServer 8658=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9068 IMAPServer 8659=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9069 IMAPServer 8660=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9070 IMAPServer 8661=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9071 IMAPServer 8662=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9072 IMAPServer 8663=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9073 IMAPServer 8664=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9074 IMAPServer 8665=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9075 IMAPServer 8666=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9076 IMAPServer 8667=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9077 IMAPServer 8668=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9078 IMAPServer 8669=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9079 IMAPServer 8670=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9080 IMAPServer 8671=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9081 IMAPServer 8672=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9082 IMAPServer 8673=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9083 IMAPServer 8674=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9084 IMAPServer 8675=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9085 IMAPServer 8676=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9086 IMAPServer 8677=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9087 IMAPServer 8678=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9088 IMAPServer 8679=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9089 IMAPServer 8680=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9090 IMAPServer 8681=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9091 IMAPServer 8682=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9092 IMAPServer 8683=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9093 IMAPServer 8684=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9094 IMAPServer 8685=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9095 IMAPServer 8686=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9096 IMAPServer 8687=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9097 IMAPServer 8688=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9098 IMAPServer 8689=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9099 IMAPServer 8690=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9100 IMAPServer 8691=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9101 IMAPServer 8692=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9102 IMAPServer 8693=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9103 IMAPServer 8694=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9104 IMAPServer 8695=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9105 IMAPServer 8696=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9106 IMAPServer 8697=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9107 IMAPServer 8698=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9108 IMAPServer 8699=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9109 IMAPServer 8700=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9110 IMAPServer 8701=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9111 IMAPServer 8702=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9112 IMAPServer 8703=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9113 IMAPServer 8704=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9114 IMAPServer 8705=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9115 IMAPServer 8706=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9116 IMAPServer 8707=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9117 IMAPServer 8708=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9118 IMAPServer 8709=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9119 IMAPServer 8710=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9120 IMAPServer 8711=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9121 IMAPServer 8712=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9122 IMAPServer 8713=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9123 IMAPServer 8714=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9124 IMAPServer 8715=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9125 IMAPServer 8716=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9126 IMAPServer 8717=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9127 IMAPServer 8718=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9128 IMAPServer 8719=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9129 IMAPServer 8720=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9130 IMAPServer 8721=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9131 IMAPServer 8722=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9132 IMAPServer 8723=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9133 IMAPServer 8724=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9134 IMAPServer 8725=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9135 IMAPServer 8726=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9136 IMAPServer 8727=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9137 IMAPServer 8728=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9138 IMAPServer 8729=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9139 IMAPServer 8730=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9140 IMAPServer 8731=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9141 IMAPServer 8732=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9142 IMAPServer 8733=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9143 IMAPServer 8734=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9144 IMAPServer 8735=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9145 IMAPServer 8736=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9146 IMAPServer 8737=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9147 IMAPServer 8738=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9148 IMAPServer 8739=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9149 IMAPServer 8740=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9150 IMAPServer 8741=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9151 IMAPServer 8742=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9152 IMAPServer 8743=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9153 IMAPServer 8744=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9154 IMAPServer 8745=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9155 IMAPServer 8746=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9156 IMAPServer 8747=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9157 IMAPServer 8748=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9158 IMAPServer 8749=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9159 IMAPServer 8750=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9160 IMAPServer 8751=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9161 IMAPServer 8752=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9162 IMAPServer 8753=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9163 IMAPServer 8754=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9164 IMAPServer 8755=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9165 IMAPServer 8756=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9166 IMAPServer 8757=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9167 IMAPServer 8758=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9168 IMAPServer 8759=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9169 IMAPServer 8760=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9170 IMAPServer 8761=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9171 IMAPServer 8762=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9172 IMAPServer 8763=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9173 IMAPServer 8764=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9174 IMAPServer 8765=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9175 IMAPServer 8766=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9176 IMAPServer 8767=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9177 IMAPServer 8768=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9178 IMAPServer 8769=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9179 IMAPServer 8770=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9180 IMAPServer 8771=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9181 IMAPServer 8772=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9182 IMAPServer 8773=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9183 IMAPServer 8774=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9184 IMAPServer 8775=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9185 IMAPServer 8776=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9186 IMAPServer 8777=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9187 IMAPServer 8778=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9188 IMAPServer 8779=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9189 IMAPServer 8780=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9190 IMAPServer 8781=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9191 IMAPServer 8782=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9192 IMAPServer 8783=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9193 IMAPServer 8784=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9194 IMAPServer 8785=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9195 IMAPServer 8786=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9196 IMAPServer 8787=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9197 IMAPServer 8788=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9198 IMAPServer 8789=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9199 IMAPServer 8790=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9200 IMAPServer 8791=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9201 IMAPServer 8792=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9202 IMAPServer 8793=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9203 IMAPServer 8794=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9204 IMAPServer 8795=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9205 IMAPServer 8796=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9206 IMAPServer 8797=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9207 IMAPServer 8798=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9208 IMAPServer 8799=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9209 IMAPServer 8800=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9210 IMAPServer 8801=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9211 IMAPServer 8802=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9212 IMAPServer 8803=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9213 IMAPServer 8804=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9214 IMAPServer 8805=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9215 IMAPServer 8806=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9216 IMAPServer 8807=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9217 IMAPServer 8808=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9218 IMAPServer 8809=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9219 IMAPServer 8810=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9220 IMAPServer 8811=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9221 IMAPServer 8812=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9222 IMAPServer 8813=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9223 IMAPServer 8814=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9224 IMAPServer 8815=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9225 IMAPServer 8816=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9226 IMAPServer 8817=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9227 IMAPServer 8818=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9228 IMAPServer 8819=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9229 IMAPServer 8820=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9230 IMAPServer 8821=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9231 IMAPServer 8822=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9232 IMAPServer 8823=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9233 IMAPServer 8824=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9234 IMAPServer 8825=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9235 IMAPServer 8826=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9236 IMAPServer 8827=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9237 IMAPServer 8828=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9238 IMAPServer 8829=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9239 IMAPServer 8830=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9240 IMAPServer 8831=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9241 IMAPServer 8832=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9242 IMAPServer 8833=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9243 IMAPServer 8834=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9244 IMAPServer 8835=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9245 IMAPServer 8836=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9246 IMAPServer 8837=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9247 IMAPServer 8838=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9248 IMAPServer 8839=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9249 IMAPServer 8840=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9250 IMAPServer 8841=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9251 IMAPServer 8842=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9252 IMAPServer 8843=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9253 IMAPServer 8844=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9254 IMAPServer 8845=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9255 IMAPServer 8846=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9256 IMAPServer 8847=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9257 IMAPServer 8848=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9258 IMAPServer 8849=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9259 IMAPServer 8850=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9260 IMAPServer 8851=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9261 IMAPServer 8852=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9262 IMAPServer 8853=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9263 IMAPServer 8854=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9264 IMAPServer 8855=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9265 IMAPServer 8856=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9266 IMAPServer 8857=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9267 IMAPServer 8858=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9268 IMAPServer 8859=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9269 IMAPServer 8860=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9270 IMAPServer 8861=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9271 IMAPServer 8862=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9272 IMAPServer 8863=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9273 IMAPServer 8864=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9274 IMAPServer 8865=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9275 IMAPServer 8866=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9276 IMAPServer 8867=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9277 IMAPServer 8868=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9278 IMAPServer 8869=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9279 IMAPServer 8870=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9280 IMAPServer 8871=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9281 IMAPServer 8872=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9282 IMAPServer 8873=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9283 IMAPServer 8874=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9284 IMAPServer 8875=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9285 IMAPServer 8876=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9286 IMAPServer 8877=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9287 IMAPServer 8878=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9288 IMAPServer 8879=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9289 IMAPServer 8880=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9290 IMAPServer 8881=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9291 IMAPServer 8882=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9292 IMAPServer 8883=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9293 IMAPServer 8884=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9294 IMAPServer 8885=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9295 IMAPServer 8886=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9296 IMAPServer 8887=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9297 IMAPServer 8888=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9298 IMAPServer 8889=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9299 IMAPServer 8890=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9300 IMAPServer 8891=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9301 IMAPServer 8892=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9302 IMAPServer 8893=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9303 IMAPServer 8894=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9304 IMAPServer 8895=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9305 IMAPServer 8896=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9306 IMAPServer 8897=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9307 IMAPServer 8898=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9308 IMAPServer 8899=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9309 IMAPServer 8900=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9310 IMAPServer 8901=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9311 IMAPServer 8902=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9312 IMAPServer 8903=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9313 IMAPServer 8904=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9314 IMAPServer 8905=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9315 IMAPServer 8906=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9316 IMAPServer 8907=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9317 IMAPServer 8908=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9318 IMAPServer 8909=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9319 IMAPServer 8910=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9320 IMAPServer 8911=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9321 IMAPServer 8912=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9322 IMAPServer 8913=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9323 IMAPServer 8914=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9324 IMAPServer 8915=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9325 IMAPServer 8916=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9326 IMAPServer 8917=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9327 IMAPServer 8918=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9328 IMAPServer 8919=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9329 IMAPServer 8920=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9330 IMAPServer 8921=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9331 IMAPServer 8922=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9332 IMAPServer 8923=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9333 IMAPServer 8924=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9334 IMAPServer 8925=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9335 IMAPServer 8926=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9336 IMAPServer 8927=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9337 IMAPServer 8928=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9338 IMAPServer 8929=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9339 IMAPServer 8930=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9340 IMAPServer 8931=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9341 IMAPServer 8932=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9342 IMAPServer 8933=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9343 IMAPServer 8934=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9344 IMAPServer 8935=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9345 IMAPServer 8936=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9346 IMAPServer 8937=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9347 IMAPServer 8938=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9348 IMAPServer 8939=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9349 IMAPServer 8940=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9350 IMAPServer 8941=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9351 IMAPServer 8942=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9352 IMAPServer 8943=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9353 IMAPServer 8944=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9354 IMAPServer 8945=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9355 IMAPServer 8946=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9356 IMAPServer 8947=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9357 IMAPServer 8948=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9358 IMAPServer 8949=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9359 IMAPServer 8950=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9360 IMAPServer 8951=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9361 IMAPServer 8952=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9362 IMAPServer 8953=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9363 IMAPServer 8954=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9364 IMAPServer 8955=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9365 IMAPServer 8956=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9366 IMAPServer 8957=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9367 IMAPServer 8958=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9368 IMAPServer 8959=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9369 IMAPServer 8960=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9370 IMAPServer 8961=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9371 IMAPServer 8962=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9372 IMAPServer 8963=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9373 IMAPServer 8964=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9374 IMAPServer 8965=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9375 IMAPServer 8966=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9376 IMAPServer 8967=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9377 IMAPServer 8968=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9378 IMAPServer 8969=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9379 IMAPServer 8970=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9380 IMAPServer 8971=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9381 IMAPServer 8972=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9382 IMAPServer 8973=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9383 IMAPServer 8974=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9384 IMAPServer 8975=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9385 IMAPServer 8976=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9386 IMAPServer 8977=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9387 IMAPServer 8978=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9388 IMAPServer 8979=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9389 IMAPServer 8980=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9390 IMAPServer 8981=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9391 IMAPServer 8982=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9392 IMAPServer 8983=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9393 IMAPServer 8984=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9394 IMAPServer 8985=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9395 IMAPServer 8986=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9396 IMAPServer 8987=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9397 IMAPServer 8988=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9398 IMAPServer 8989=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9399 IMAPServer 8990=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9400 IMAPServer 8991=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9401 IMAPServer 8992=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9402 IMAPServer 8993=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9403 IMAPServer 8994=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9404 IMAPServer 8995=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9405 IMAPServer 8996=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9406 IMAPServer 8997=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9407 IMAPServer 8998=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9408 IMAPServer 8999=<p> Server MTM class </p> |
|
9409 InSock 0=<p><code>TInetAddr</code> constructor call with <code>TSockAddr</code> argument of incorrect protocol family</p> |
|
9410 Irda Fault 0=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9411 Irda Fault 1=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9412 Irda Fault 2=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9413 Irda Fault 3=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9414 Irda Fault 4=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9415 Irda Fault 5=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9416 Irda Fault 6=<p>Session not closed</p> |
|
9417 Irda Fault 7=<p>Timer error</p> |
|
9418 Irda Fault 8=<p>IR connection in bad state</p> |
|
9419 Irda Fault 9=<p>Invalid state change</p> |
|
9420 KERN-EXEC 0=<p> This panic is raised when the Kernel cannot find an object in the object index for the current process or current thread using the specified object index number (the raw handle number). </p> <p> The most common reason for this is trying to use a kernel-side resource without first having sucessfully created it or sucessfully opened it. Typically, such resources are created or opened through user side handles, which are instances of classes derived from <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RHandleBase</code></span>, for example, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RLibrary</code></span>, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RThread</code></span>, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RProcess</code></span>, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RSemaphore</code></span> etc. [Note that this list is not exhaustive]. </p> <p> For example, a call to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RLibrary::Lookup()</code></span> panics with KERN-EXEC 0 if not preceded by a successful call to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RLibrary::Load()</code></span>. </p> |
|
9421 KERN-EXEC 1=<p> This is a general panic raised as a result of trying an unauthorised activity such as trying to suspend a thread, to set the priority of a thread or to set the priority of a process, when not authorised to do so. </p> |
|
9422 KERN-EXEC 2=<p> This panic is raised by the kernel when opening a kernel side object, a <code class="ApiItem">DObject</code> type, and the fullname is invalid. </p> <p> The fullname is deemed to be invalid if it contains a character that is not one of the printable characters lying between 0x20 and 0x7e inclusive, or it contains an asterisk or a question mark. </p> <p> See also <code class="ApiItem">Kern::ValidateFullName()</code>. </p> |
|
9423 KERN-EXEC 3=<p> This panic is raised when an unhandled exception occurs. Exceptions have many causes, but the most common are access violations caused, for example, by dereferencing NULL. Among other possible causes are: general protection faults, executing an invalid instruction, alignment checks, etc. </p> |
|
9424 KERN-EXEC 4=<p> This panic is not used. </p> |
|
9425 KERN-EXEC 5=<p> This panic is not used. </p> |
|
9426 KERN-EXEC 6=<p> This panic is raised by the kernel when a handle to a code segment is invalid. </p> |
|
9427 KERN-EXEC 7=<p> This panic is not used. </p> |
|
9428 KERN-EXEC 8=<p> This panic is not used. </p> |
|
9429 KERN-EXEC 9=<p> This is a general type of panic that is usually raised by a device driver when dealing with an asynchronous request, and it finds that an asynchronous request is already outstanding. For an example of the context in which this is raised, see <code class="filename">...\cedar\e32test\examples\driver1\driver1_ldd.cpp</code>. </p> <p> This panic is also raised when trying to subscribe to a property through a call to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RProperty::Subscribe()</code></span> and there is already an outstanding subscription on this property handle. </p> |
|
9430 KERN-EXEC 10=<p> This panic is raised by <code class="ApiItem">DLogicalChannel::Request()</code> when the request number passed to the function is smaller than the permitted minimum. </p> <p> See also <code class="ApiItem">DLogicalChannel::EMinRequestId</code>. </p> |
|
9431 KERN-EXEC 11=<p> This panic is raised when creating a logical channel, and the unit number is outside the permitted range: </p> <ul> <li> <p> If unit numbers are not permitted, the unit number value must be <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">KNullUnit</code></span>. </p> <p> If unit numbers are permitted, the unit number value must be less than <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">KMaxUnits</code></span>. </p> </li> </ul> <p> A logical channel is created as a result of a call to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RBusLogicalChannel::DoCreate()</code></span>. </p> |
|
9432 KERN-EXEC 12=<p> This panic is raised by the kernel if an event capture hook has already been designated. </p> |
|
9433 KERN-EXEC 13=<p> This panic is raised by the kernel if the current thread is not the designated event capture hook. </p> |
|
9434 KERN-EXEC 14=<p> This panic is raised when an attempt is made to set the priority of a thread or process to an illegal value. </p> <p> The permitted priority values for a user process are a subset of the values defined by the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TProcessPriority</code></span> enum. The permitted values are: </p> <ul> <li> <p> <code> EPriorityLow</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code>EPriorityBackground</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code>EPriorityForeground</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code>EPriorityHigh</code> </p> </li> </ul> <p> The permitted priority values for a user thread are a subset of the values defined by the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TThreadPriority</code></span> enum. The permitted values are: </p> <ul> <li> <p> <code> EPriorityMuchLess</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code> EPriorityLess</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code> EPriorityNormal</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code>EPriorityMore</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code> EPriorityMuchMore</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code>EPriorityRealTime</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code>EPriorityAbsoluteVeryLow</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code> EPriorityAbsoluteLow</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code> EPriorityAbsoluteBackground</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code> EPriorityAbsoluteForeground</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code> EPriorityAbsoluteHigh</code> </p> </li> </ul> |
|
9435 KERN-EXEC 15=<p> This panic is raised when a timer event is requested from an asynchronous timer service, an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RTimer</code></span>, and a timer event is already outstanding. It is caused by calling either the <code>At()</code>, <code>After()</code> or <code>Lock()</code> member functions after a previous call to any of these functions, but before the timer event requested by those functions has completed. </p> |
|
9436 KERN-EXEC 16=<p> This panic is not used. </p> |
|
9437 KERN-EXEC 17=<p> The panic is raised if kernel heap checking has failed. </p> |
|
9438 KERN-EXEC 18=<p> This panic is not used. </p> |
|
9439 KERN-EXEC 19=<p> This panic is raised by the Kernel when a server program makes a request to receive a message, i.e. when it calls the <code>Receive()</code> member function of <code>RServer2</code>, the handle to the Kernel side server object. The panic occurs when a receive message request has previously been made and is still outstanding. </p> <p> Note that <code>RServer2</code> is internal to Symbian </p> |
|
9440 KERN-EXEC 20=<p> This panic is raised by the Kernel when a request for an event, as originated by a call to <code>UserSvr::RequestEvent()</code>, defined in <code class="filename">e32svr.h</code>, is made while a previously made request is still outstanding. </p> |
|
9441 KERN-EXEC 21=<p> This panic is not used. </p> |
|
9442 KERN-EXEC 22=<p> This panic is not used. </p> |
|
9443 KERN-EXEC 23=<p> This panic is raised in a call to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RSessionBase::ShareAuto()</code></span> or <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RSessionBase::ShareProtected()</code></span>, i.e. when attempting to create a session with a server that can be shared, and the server does not allow or support shared sessions. </p> |
|
9444 KERN-EXEC 24=<p> This panic is raised when writing global DLL data, and the length of data to be written is greater than the space available. </p> |
|
9445 KERN-EXEC 25=<p> This panic is raised when searching for objects, using the internal function <code>TFindHandleBase::NextObject()</code>, and an invalid type of object is specified; i.e. it is not a thread, process, chunk, mutex etc. etc. </p> |
|
9446 KERN-EXEC 26=<p> This panic is raised by kernel side code that implements heap debugging behaviour, when a specific debug request is not recognised. </p> |
|
9447 KERN-EXEC 27=<p> This panic is raised when an executive call is made with an invalid call number. </p> |
|
9448 KERN-EXEC 28=<p> This panic is not used. </p> |
|
9449 KERN-EXEC 29=<p> This panic is not used. </p> |
|
9450 KERN-EXEC 30=<p> This panic is raised when an attempt is being made to send a synchronous message to a server more than once, using the current thread's dedicated synchronous message. </p> |
|
9451 KERN-EXEC 31=<p> This panic is not used. </p> |
|
9452 KERN-EXEC 32=<p> This panic is called by <code>DProcess::Resume()</code> when trying to resume a process that is still being loaded. </p> |
|
9453 KERN-EXEC 33=<p> This panic is raised in a call to <code class="ApiItem">Kern::KUDesInfo()</code>, <code class="ApiItem">Kern::KUDesPut()</code> etc, when an invalid descriptor is passed. </p> |
|
9454 KERN-EXEC 34=<p> This panic is raised in a call to <code class="ApiItem">Kern::KUDesSetLength()</code> & <code class="ApiItem">Kern::KUDesPut()</code> when the descriptor passed to it is not a modifiable type; i.e. is derived from <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDesC</code></span> but not derived from <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDes</code></span>. </p> |
|
9455 KERN-EXEC 35=<p> This panic is raised in a call to <code class="ApiItem">Kern::KUDesSetLength()</code> & <code class="ApiItem">Kern::KUDesPut()</code> when the length of the source descriptor is longer than the maximum length of the target descriptor. </p> |
|
9456 KERN-EXEC 36=<p> This panic is raised by the kernel side code that implements the setting of the currency symbol when the length of the currency symbol is greater than <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">KMaxCurrencySymbol</code></span>. </p> |
|
9457 KERN-EXEC 37=<p> This panic is raised by kernel code when it tries to acquire the process DLL lock just before a load, and the wait DLL lock is invalid. </p> |
|
9458 KERN-EXEC 38=<p> This panic is raised by internal kernel code when an illegal attempt is made to attach to a library. </p> |
|
9459 KERN-EXEC 39=<p> This panic is raised when extracting a list of DLL entry points, and the number exceeds the maximum permitted. </p> |
|
9460 KERN-EXEC 40=<p> This panic is raised by internal kernel code when an illegal attempt is made to detach a library. </p> |
|
9461 KERN-EXEC 41=<p> This panic is raised by internal kernel code when an illegal attempt is made to attach to a library. </p> |
|
9462 KERN-EXEC 42=<p> This panic is raised by internal kernel code when an illegal attempt is made to detach a library. </p> |
|
9463 KERN-EXEC 43=<p> This panic is raised by kernel code when it tries to release the process DLL lock when a load fails, and the release DLL lock is invalid. </p> |
|
9464 KERN-EXEC 44=<p> This panic is raised when a bad message handle is passed to the kernel. This usually occurs when using functions called on the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RMessagePtr2</code></span> or <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RMessage2</code></span> classes after the message has been completed; or when the <code>iHandle</code> data member of the base class <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RHandleBase</code></span> has become corrupt. </p> |
|
9465 KERN-EXEC 45=<p> This panic is not used. </p> |
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9466 KERN-EXEC 46=<p> This panic can be raised as a result of a call to one of a large number of functions. In general, the panic indicates an attempt to perform an operation on a thread or process by code running in another process - violating the security principle of process isolation. </p> <p> There are exceptions to this general rule, for example, where the panic is raised because the calling process has insufficient capability. The precise reason is stated with the function(s). </p> <ol> <li> <p> The panic is raised on a call to the following function if the process owning the thread performing the call is not the creator of the target process or, if a handle is specified, the handle is not local. </p> <ul> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RProcess::SetParameter()</code></span> </p> </li> </ul> </li> <li> <p> The panic is raised on a call to the following functions if the process owning the thread performing the call is not the same as the target process. </p> <ul> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RProcess::Kill()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RProcess::Terminate()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RProcess::Panic()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RProcess::SetJustInTime()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RProcess::Resume()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RThread::Kill()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RThread::Terminate()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RThread::Panic()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RThread::Suspend()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RThread::Resume()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RThread::SetPriority()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RThread::RequestComplete()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RThread::RequestSignal()</code></span> </p> </li> </ul> <p> NOTE: the creator of a new process can kill or panic the new process, change the new process priority and set the new process startup parameters until the process is resumed (which the creator can also do). After the new process has been resumed, then it becomes totally independent of its creator, and any attempt to panic it, kill it etc will raise the KERN-EXEC 46 panic. </p> </li> <li> <p> The panic is raised on call to the following (Symbian partner only) functions if the calling process does not have the <em>PowerMgmt</em> capability (<code class="ApiItem">TCapability::ECapabilityPowerMgmt</code>): </p> <ul> <li> <p> <code class="ApiItem">Power::PowerDown()</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code class="ApiItem">Power::EnableWakeupEvents()</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code class="ApiItem">Power::DisableWakeupEvents()</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code class="ApiItem">Power::RequestWakeupEventNotification()</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code class="ApiItem">Power::CancelWakeupEventNotification()</code> </p> </li> </ul> </li> <li> <p> The panic is raised on call to the following functions if the calling process does not have the <em>WriteDeviceData</em> capability (<code class="ApiItem">TCapability::ECapabilityWriteDeviceData</code>): </p> <ul> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">User::SetMachineConfiguration()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">User::SetHomeTime()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">User::SetUTCTime()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">User::SetUTCOffset()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">User::SetUTCTimeAndOffset()</code></span> </p> </li> </ul> </li> <li> <p> The panic is raised on call to the following function if the calling process does not have the <em>ReadDeviceData</em> capability (<code class="ApiItem">TCapability::ECapabilityReadDeviceData</code>): </p> <ul> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">User::MachineConfiguration()</code></span> </p> </li> </ul> </li> </ol> |
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9467 KERN-EXEC 47=<p> This panic is raised when the user issues a request to be notified of messages or the availability of space, when a request has already been issued and is still outstanding. </p> <p> See <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RMsgQueue</code></span>, asynchronous message queues. </p> |
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9468 KERN-EXEC 48=<p> This panic is raised when creating a message queue, and the size of the template parameter is invalid. </p> <p> See <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RMsgQueue</code></span>, asynchronous message queues. </p> |
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9469 KERN-EXEC 49=<p> This panic is raised when creating a message queue, and the specified number of slots is not positive. </p> <p> See <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RMsgQueue</code></span>, asynchronous message queues. </p> |
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9470 KERN-EXEC 50=<p> This panic is raised if an attempt is made to cancel an outstanding request to be notified of messages or the availability of space, and the cancel is being made by a thread in a different process to the one from which the request was originally made. </p> <p> See <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RMsgQueue</code></span>, asynchronous message queues. </p> |
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9471 KERN-EXEC 51=<p> This panic is raised by <code>RProcess::Setparameter()</code> if a slot value is invalid. </p> |
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9472 KERN-EXEC 52=<p> This panic is raised by <code>RProcess::Setparameter()</code> if a slot is in use. </p> |
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9473 KERN-EXEC 53=<p> This panic is raised by <code>RProcess::Setparameter()</code> if the length of the data passed is negative. </p> |
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9474 KERN-EXEC 54=<p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RCondVar::Wait()</code></span> when the current thread does not hold the specified mutex. </p> |
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9475 KERN-EXEC 55=<p> This panic is raised when a call is made to <code>RThread::GetDesMaxLength()</code>, which is now obsolete. </p> |
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9476 KERN-EXEC 56=<p> This panic is raised on a process which has not yet been resumed, and whose creator has died. </p> |
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9477 KERN-EXEC 57=<p> This panic is raised when a session receives a message to connect to a server when the session is already connected to that server. </p> |
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9478 KERN-EXEC 58=<p> This panic is raised during an attempt to connect to a server. As part of this process, a pointer to an instance of the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CSession2</code></span> derived class is saved in the instance of the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CServer2</code></span> derived class. </p> <p> The panic is caused when the pointer to the session object is NULL. </p> |
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9479 KERN-EXEC 59=<p> This panic is raised during an attempt to connect to a server. As part of this process, a pointer to an instance of the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CSession2</code></span> derived class is saved in the instance of the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CServer2</code></span> derived class. </p> <p> This panic is caused when a pointer to the session has previously been set. </p> |
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9480 KERN-EXEC 60=<p> This panic is raised during an attempt to connect to a server. As part of this process, a pointer to an instance of the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CSession2</code></span> derived class is saved in the instance of the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CServer2</code></span> derived class. </p> <p> This panic is caused when a pointer to a session is being set, and the message is not the connect message. </p> |
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9481 KERN 0=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9482 KERN 1=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9483 KERN 2=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9484 KERN 3=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9485 KERN 4=<p> This fault is raised when a system thread has panicked or terminated causing the entire system to re-boot. </p> |
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9486 KERN 5=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9487 KERN 6=<p> This fault is raised when adding a code segment, a <code>DCodeSeg</code> object, to the dependency table of another code segment. </p> <p> The fault occurs when the number of dependent code segments added exceeds the maximum expected, suggesting some inconsistency. </p> <p> <b>Note: </b><code>DCodeSeg</code> is internal to Symbian OS </p> |
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9488 KERN 7=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9489 KERN 8=<p> This fault is raised when the thread that deals with raw hardware events, as generated by the hardware drivers of a pointer device, a keyboard etc., has terminated. The thread is referred to as the thread event hook. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> </p> <ul> <li> <p> The most common cause is the death of the window server "wserv". </p> </li> <li> <p> Raw hardware events are represented by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TRawEvent</code></span> objects. </p> </li> </ul> |
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9490 KERN 9=<p> This fault is raised when an attempt to allocate the buffer that is to contain raw hardware events (as represented by a set of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TRawEvent</code></span> objects), cannot be allocated. </p> |
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9491 KERN 10=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9492 KERN 11=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9493 KERN 12=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9494 KERN 13=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9495 KERN 14=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9496 KERN 15=<p> This fault is raised when a thread or process is panicked or terminated when one of the following is true: </p> <ul> <li> <p> the kernel is locked. </p> </li> <li> <p> the current thread holds a fast mutex. </p> </li> </ul> |
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9497 KERN 16=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9498 KERN 17=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9499 KERN 18=<p> This fault is raised by internal functions, which as part of their implementation, fetch a <code class="ApiItem">DObject</code> based on the object type, a <code>TObjectType</code> type. </p> <p> The fault occurs when the value representing the object type lies outside the permitted values. </p> <p> The fault can also be raised by <code class="ApiItem">Kern::ObjectFromHandle()</code>. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code class="ApiItem">TObjectType</code> is internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9500 KERN 19=<p> This fault is raised by a kernel side session (<code>DSession</code>) object's destructor if that session has not been detached from the kernel side server (<code>DServer</code>) object by the time the destructor is called. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DSession</code> and <code>DServer</code> are internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9501 KERN 20=<p> <em>This fault is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> The fault is raised by <code>DSession::Send()</code> when an ASSERT, that expects a message to be free, fails. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DSession</code> is internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9502 KERN 21=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9503 KERN 22=<p> This fault is raised by a kernel side session (<code>DSession</code>) object's destructor if there are still messages outstanding on that session by the time the destructor is called. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DSession</code> is internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9504 KERN 23=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9505 KERN 24=<p> This fault is raised by a kernel side server (<code>DServer</code>) object's destructor if there are sessions still attached to that server by the time the destructor is called. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DServer</code> is internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9506 KERN 25=<p> This fault is raised by a kernel side server (<code>DServer</code>) object's destructor if that server still has messages that have been delivered but not yet accepted by the time the destructor is called. </p> |
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9507 KERN 26=<p> This fault is raised by a kernel side server (<code>DServer</code>) object's <code>Close()</code> function if that server still has messages that have been delivered but not yet accepted. </p> |
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9508 KERN 27=<p> This fault is raised by a kernel side session (<code>DSession</code>) object when the server calls its <code>ClosefromDisconnect()</code> function to indicate completion of the disconnection, and the session object's access count is not zero. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DSession</code> is internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9509 KERN 28=<p> <em>This fault is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This fault is raised when a message is being freed and the message appears to belong to an unknown message pool. </p> |
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9510 KERN 29=<p> This fault is raised by a kernel side session (<code>DSession</code>) object's destructor if there are still messages outstanding on that session by the time the destructor is called. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DSession</code> is internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9511 KERN 30=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9512 KERN 31=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9513 KERN 32=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9514 KERN 33=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9515 KERN 34=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9516 KERN 35=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9517 KERN 36=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9518 KERN 37=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9519 KERN 38=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9520 KERN 39=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9521 KERN 40=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9522 KERN 41=<p> This fault is raised when the DFC that is used to restart the second absolute timer queue (<code>TSecondQ</code>) finds that the queue is not locked. </p> |
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9523 KERN 42=<p> This fault is raised by the <code class="ApiItem">DLogicalChannel</code> destructor if there are outstanding messages by the time the destructor is called. </p> |
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9524 KERN 43=<p> This fault is raised by a kernel side session (<code>DSession</code>) object's destructor if the object's access count and the total client access count are not zero by the time the destructor is called. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DSession</code> is internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9525 KERN 44=<p> This fault is raised when the kernel heap is being created and the specified initial size is less than or equal to the minimum value defined by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">KMinHeapSize</code></span>. </p> |
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9526 KERN 45=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9527 KERN 46=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9528 KERN 47=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9529 KERN 48=<p> This fault is raised if creation of the machine configuration mutex fails during initialisation of the RAM drive. </p> |
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9530 KERN 49=<p> This fault is raised if creation of a new chunk for the internal RAM drive fails. </p> |
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9531 KERN 50=<p> This fault is raised if creation of the microkernel fails. </p> |
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9532 KERN 51=<p> This fault is raised if the 3rd phase initialisation of the kernel fails. </p> |
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9533 KERN 52=<p> This fault is raised if the startup of kernel extensions fails. </p> |
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9534 KERN 53=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9535 KERN 54=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9536 KERN 55=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9537 KERN 56=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9538 KERN 57=<p> This fault is raised if initialisation of the RAM drive fails. </p> |
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9539 KERN 58=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9540 KERN 59=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9541 KERN 60=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9542 KERN 61=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9543 KERN 62=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9544 KERN 63=<p> This fault acts as a trap if a thread calls <code class="ApiItem">NKern::ThreadKill()</code> to terminate itself, and the call to that <code class="ApiItem">NKern::ThreadKill()</code>function returns. When a thread calls on itself, the call should not return. </p> |
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9545 KERN 64=<p> This fault is raised if an attempt is made to set an invalid timer type (<code>TTimer::SetType()</code>). </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>TTimer</code> is internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9546 KERN 65=<p> The fault is raised when updating a tick timer queue, and the delta value is greater than the maximum permitted. </p> |
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9547 KERN 66=<p> <em>This fault is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> The fault is raised when setting the thread (<code>DThread</code>) priority, and the priority value is not a valid value. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DThread</code> is internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9548 KERN 67=<p> <em>This fault is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This fault is raised when a mutex (<code>DMutex</code>) is signalled (<code>DMutex::Signal()</code>) by the wrong thread. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DMutex</code> is internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9549 KERN 68=<p> <em>This fault is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This fault is raised when a mutex (<code>DMutex</code>) is signalled (<code>DMutex::Signal()</code>) and the current thread (<code>DThread</code>) is not ready to run. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DMutex</code> and <code>DThread</code> are internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9550 KERN 69=<p> <em>This fault is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This fault is raised when a wait is called on a mutex (<code>DMutex::Wait()</code>), and the current thread (<code>DThread</code>) is not ready to run. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DMutex</code> and <code>DThread</code> are internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9551 KERN 70=<p> <em>This fault is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This fault is raised when a wait is called on a mutex (<code>DMutex::Wait()</code>), and the current thread (<code>DThread</code>) is blocked, waiting on another object. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DMutex</code> and <code>DThread</code> are internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9552 KERN 71=<p> <em>This fault is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> The fault is raised when a semaphore (<code>DSemaphore</code>) is signalled and the current thread (<code>DThread</code>) is not ready to run. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DSemaphore</code> and <code>DThread</code> are internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9553 KERN 72=<p> <em>This fault is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> The fault is raised when a wait is called on a semaphore (<code>DSemaphore::Wait()</code>) and the current thread (<code>DThread</code>) is not ready to run. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DSemaphore</code> and <code>DThread</code> are internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9554 KERN 73=<p> <em>This fault is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This fault is raised when a wait is called on a semaphore (<code>DSemaphore::Wait()</code>), and the current thread (<code>DThread</code>) is blocked, waiting on another object. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DSemaphore</code> and <code>DThread</code> are internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9555 KERN 74=<p> <em>This fault is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This fault is raised during kernel heap manipulation. </p> |
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9556 KERN 75=<p> This fault is raised by the <code>DLibrary</code> destructor if the number of user references on the library, which is equal to the number of handles on the library opened by the process or by any of its threads, is not zero. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DLibrary</code> is internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9557 KERN 76=<p> This fault is raised by <code>DProcess::Release()</code> if the number of dynamically loaded code segments attached to this process is not zero. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> the code segments referred to are only those corresponding to DLLs that have been explicitly loaded. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DProcess</code> is internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9558 KERN 77=<p> This fault is raised during the creation of a code segment if a process data address is invalid. </p> |
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9559 KERN 78=<p> <em>This fault is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This fault is raised when attaching a process to a code segment (<code>DCodeSeg::SetAttachProcess()</code>). </p> <p> The fault occurs if the code segment's <code>iExeCodeSeg</code> field already points to some process's EXE code segment. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DCodeSeg</code> and <code>DProcess</code> are internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9560 KERN 79=<p> This fault is raised when attaching a process to a code segment (<code>DCodeSeg::SetAttachProcess()</code>). </p> <p> The fault occurs if a process (<code>DProcess</code>) has already been attached to this code segment. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DCodeSeg</code> and <code>DProcess</code> are internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9561 KERN 80=<p> This fault is raised when an essential system thread terminates. Such a thread is flagged as being permanent (<code>KThreadFlagSystemPermanent</code>). </p> |
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9562 KERN 81=<p> <em>This fault is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This fault is raised if creation of the just-in-time handler (<code>DJitCrashHandler</code>) fails during the third phase of system initialisation (<code class="ApiItem">Asic::Init3()</code>). </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DJitCrashHandler</code> is internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9563 KERN 82=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9564 KERN 83=<p> <em>This fault is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This fault is raised by <code class="ApiItem">Kern::ProcessFromId()</code> if the process container mutex is not held by the current thread. </p> |
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9565 KERN 84=<p> <em>This fault is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This fault is raised by <code class="ApiItem">Kern::ThreadFromId()</code> if the thread container mutex is not held by the current thread. </p> |
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9566 KERN 85=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9567 KERN 86=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9568 KERN 87=<p> <em>This fault is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This fault is raised when an access-counted event handler callback object, <code class="ApiItem">DKernelEventHandler</code>, is created with a NULL <code class="ApiItem">TCallback</code> object. </p> |
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9569 KERN 88=<p> <em>This fault is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This fault is raised if attempting to wait on a mutex (<code>DMutex::Wait()</code>) that has been created with an order value that violates the rules that prevent deadlock prevention. </p> |
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9570 KERN 89=<p> <em>This fault is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This fault is raised when waiting on a condition variable object (<code>DCondVar</code>) if the current thread is not ready to run. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DCondVar</code> is internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9571 KERN 90=<p> <em>This fault is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This fault is raised when waiting on a condition variable object (<code>DCondVar</code>) if the current (Nanokernel) thread is not in a recognised state. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DCondVar</code> is internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9572 KERN 91=<p> <em>This fault is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This fault is raised when waiting on a condition variable object (<code>DCondVar</code>) if the current (Symbian OS) thread is not in a recognised state. </p> <p> <b>Note:</b> <code>DCondVar</code> is internal to Symbian OS. </p> |
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9573 KERN 92=<p> This fault is raised when attempting to unblock a thread in a call to <code>DCondVar::UnBlockThread()</code> if the thread state indicates that it is not suspended waiting on the <code>DCondVar</code> object. </p> |
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9574 KERN 93=<p> Not used. </p> |
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9575 KERN 94=<p> This fault is raised in a call to <code class="ApiItem">Kern::ThreadKill()</code> if an attempt is being made to kill a non-user thread that is also not the currently running thread. </p> |
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9576 MATHX 0=<p>This panic is raised by <code>operator/=</code> of a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TRealX</code></span>, when the divisor is zero</p> |
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9577 MATHX 1=<p>This panic is raised by <code>operator+=</code>, <code>operator-=</code> and <code>operator*=</code> of a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TRealX</code></span>, when the the result of the operation is an overflow.</p> |
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9578 MATHX 2=<p>This panic is raised by <code>operator+=</code>, <code>operator-=</code> and <code>operator*=</code> of a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TRealX</code></span>, when the the result of the operation is an underflow.</p> |
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9579 MATHX 3=<p>This panic is raised by <code>operator+=</code>, <code>operator-=</code> and <code>operator*=</code> of a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TRealX</code></span>, when the the operands are invalid.</p><p>For <code>operator+=</code>, the panic is raised if one of these conditions applies:</p><ul><li><p> the target operand is not a number </p></li><li><p>the source operand is not a number</p></li><li><p>the target and the source operands are infinite and have different signs.</p></li></ul><p> For <code>operator-=</code>, the panic is raised if one of these conditions applies:</p> <ul><li><p>the target operand is not a number </p></li><li><p>the source operand is not a number</p></li><li><p>the target and the source operands are infinite and have different signs</p></li></ul><p>For <code>operator*=</code>, the panic is raised if one of these conditions applies:</p><ul><li><p>the target operand is not a number </p></li><li><p>the source operand is not a number </p></li><li><p>the target operand is infinite and the source operand is zero </p></li><li><p>the target operand is zero and the source operand is infinite.</p></li></ul><p>For <code>operator/=</code>, the panic is raised if one of these conditions applies:</p><ul><li><p>the target operand is not a number</p></li><li><p>the source operand is not a number</p></li><li><p>the target operand and the source operand are both infinite</p></li><li><p>the target operand and the source operand are both zero.</p></li></ul> |
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9580 MATHX 4=<p>This panic is raised by a number of operations on <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TReal64</code></span> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TReal32</code></span> types when they complete with an error code other than: <code>KErrArgument</code>, <code>KErrDivideByZero</code>, <code>KErrOverflow</code> or <code>KErrUnderflow</code>.</p> |
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9581 MSGS Client 1=<p>Unsupported asynchronous request made to Message Server</p> |
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9582 MSGS Client 2=<p>Session event notification request repeated by client</p> |
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9583 MSGS Client 3=<p>Failed to write data into asynchronous call descriptor to be passed back to client</p> |
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9584 MSGS Client 4=<p>Failed to read data from asynchronous call descriptor passed from client</p> |
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9585 MSGS Client 5=<p>Client requested Message Server to create or modify an entry with invalid data</p> |
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9586 MSGS Client 7=<p>Message Server session ended while a message store is still locked</p> |
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9587 MSGS Client 8=<p>Message Server session ended with outstanding requests</p> |
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9588 MSGS Client 9=<p>Client requested Message Server to release message store that was not locked</p> |
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9589 MSGS Client 10=<p>Client requested Message Server to delete empty entry selection</p> |
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9590 MSGS Client 11=<p>Client requested Message Server to pop remote entry from session cleanup stack</p> |
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9591 MSGS Client 12=<p>Progress information exceeded maximum 256-character length</p> |
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9592 MSGS Client 13=<p>Client requested Message Server to move an empty selection of entries</p> |
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9593 MSGS Client 14=<p>Client requested Message Server to copy an empty selection of entries</p> |
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9594 MSGS 11=<p>Parent of context could not be found</p> |
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9595 MSGS 12=<p>Parent of context could not be found</p> |
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9596 MSGS 13=<p>Parent of context could not be found</p> |
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9597 MSGS 14=<p>Parent of context could not be found</p> |
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9598 MSGS 15=<p>Parent of context could not be found</p> |
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9599 MSGS 16=<p>Parent of context could not be found</p> |
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9600 MSGS 17=<p>Parent of context could not be found</p> |
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9601 MSGS 18=<p>Parent of context could not be found</p> |
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9602 MSGS 19=<p>Specified entry was not a child of the parent</p> |
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9603 MSGS 20=<p>Specified entry was not a child of the parent</p> |
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9604 MSGS 35=<p><code>CMsvServerEntry::DeleteEntry()</code> called on current context</p> |
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9605 MSGS 36=<p><code>CMsvServerEntry</code> update index request failed as ID specified is not the same as the context ID</p> |
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9606 MSGS 66=<p>Invalid <code>TMsvEntry</code> provided in <code>CMsvServerEntry</code> change function</p> |
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9607 MSGS 94=<p><code>CMsvServerEntry::EditStoreL()</code> called with associated message store already open</p> |
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9608 MSGS 95=<p><code>CMsvServerEntry::ReadStoreL()</code> called with associated message store already open</p> |
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9609 MSGS 96=<p><code>CMsvServerEntry</code> destroyed while associated message store was left open</p> |
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9610 MSGS 97=<p><code>CMsvServerEntry</code> object notified of unknown message store event type</p> |
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9611 MSGS 98=<p><code>CMsvServerEntry</code> object notified of event relating to unknown message store </p> |
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9612 MSGS 99=<p>New <code>CMsvServerEntry</code> context request failed as the contexts store is still open</p> |
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9613 MSGS 109=<p><code>CMsvServerEntry</code> context cannot be changed as it has been deleted</p> |
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9614 MSGS 120=<p><code>CMsvServerEntry</code> move function failed as the destination is the current parent</p> |
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9615 MSGS 146=<p><code>CMsvServerEntry</code> request failed as no context has been set for the object</p> |
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9616 MSGS 175=<p><code>CMsvServerEntry::MoveEntry()/MoveEntryWithinService()</code> failed as the destination belongs to a different service that the source</p> |
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9617 MSGS 176=<p><code>CMsvServerEntry</code> request called with an asynchronous move function is already being carried out on the context</p> |
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9618 MSGS 177=<p><code>CMsvServerEntry::MoveEntryL()</code> called with an asynchronous move function already being carried out on the context</p> |
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9619 MSGS 178=<p><code>CMsvServerEntry</code> <code>::MoveEntryCompleted()</code> called with no move completed</p> |
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9620 MSGS 179=<p>Target of <code>CMsvServerEntry::MoveEntryL()</code> is the current context</p> |
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9621 MSGS 180=<p><code>CMsvServerEntry</code> <code>::CancelMoveEntry()</code> called with no move begun</p> |
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9622 MSGS 181=<p><code>CMsvServerEntry</code> destroyed while asynchronous move operation was in progress</p> |
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9623 MSGS 194=<p><code>CMtmDllInfo::SetHumanReadableNameL()</code> called with name longer than 50 characters</p> |
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9624 MSGS 195=<p><code>CRegisteredMtmDll</code> object destroyed while MTM DLL is still in use</p> |
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9625 MSGS 196=<p><code>CRegisteredMtmDll</code> object released with no instances in use</p> |
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9626 MSGS 197=<p><code>CRegisteredMtmDll</code> load library call made while MTM DLL is still in use</p> |
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9627 MSGS 198=<p><code>CMtmDllRegistry::MtmTypeUid()</code> an out-of-range index value</p> |
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9628 MSGS 199=<p><code>CMtmDllRegistry::IsInUse()</code> specified a non-registered MTM</p> |
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9629 MSGS 200=<p>MTM registered with type UID of existing MTM</p> |
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9630 MSGS 203=<p>Request to sort entries by unknown priority</p> |
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9631 MSGS 209=<p>Registration data for a single MTM component has incorrect value for UID2</p> |
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9632 MSGS 210=<p>Request to sort entries by unknown MTM</p> |
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9633 MSGS 211=<p>Error in constructed MTM list for sorting</p> |
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9634 MSGS 223=<p>ID specified in new index entry is not the same as the context ID in <code>CMsvEntry</code> change context</p> |
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9635 MSGS 227=<p><code>CMsvSession</code> <code>::RemoveObserver()</code> was called for a non-registered observer</p> |
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9636 MSGS 228=<p>Client attempted to remove an entry observer that was not a registered observer</p> |
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9637 MSGS 234=<p>Attempted to remove a session observer while no session observer exists</p> |
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9638 MSGS 235=<p>No context for <code>CMsvEntry</code></p> |
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9639 MSGS 236=<p><code>CMsvEntry</code> children already sorted</p> |
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9640 MSGS 237=<p><code>CMsvEntry</code> encountered deletion of an entry not listed as a child</p> |
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9641 MSGS 239=<p><code>CMsvEntry</code> context cannot be used, as it is being changed</p> |
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9642 MSGS 240=<p>A context <code>CMsvEntry</code> change operation is already taking place</p> |
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9643 MSGS 241=<p>Selection passed to <code>CMsvEntry::DeleteL()</code> contains entries with different MTM or service properties</p> |
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9644 MSGS 242=<p><code>CMsvEntry::ChildrenWithTypeL()</code> was called with an unknown type</p> |
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9645 MSGS 244=<p>Selection was specified in <code>CMsvEntry</code> move, but MTM type or service fields are inconsistent among the entries</p> |
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9646 MSGS 245=<p>Selection was specified in <code>CMsvEntry</code> copy, but MTM type or service fields are inconsistent among the entries</p> |
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9647 MSGS 249=<p><code>CMsvEntry::CreateL()</code> called with invalid <code>TMsvEntry</code> </p> |
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9648 MSGS 250=<p><code>CMsvEntry::ChangeL()</code> called with invalid <code>TMsvEntry</code> </p> |
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9649 MSGS 251=<p><code>CMsvEntry</code> object destroyed with associated message store left open</p> |
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9650 MSGS 258=<p>Empty selection passed to <code>CMsvEntry::DeleteL()</code></p> |
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9651 MSGS 259=<p><code>CMsvEntry::SetEntryL()</code> called with associated message store left open</p> |
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9652 MSGS 260=<p><code>CMsvEntry::MoveL()</code> called with move target set to the present parent</p> |
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9653 MSGS 261=<p>Client attempts to open already open message store through <code>CMsvEntry</code></p> |
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9654 MSGS 262=<p><code>CMsvSession</code> object destroyed with entries still on the session cleanup stack</p> |
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9655 MSGS 265=<p>Entry passed to<code> CMsvEntry::DeleteL()</code> has different owning service than parent</p> |
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9656 MSGS 266=<p>Entry passed to<code> CMsvEntry::MoveL()</code> has different owning service than parent</p> |
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9657 MSGS 267=<p>Entry passed to<code> CMsvEntry::CopyL()</code> has different owning service than parent</p> |
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9658 MSGS 268=<p><code>CMsvEntry</code> notified of new child with different owning service than context</p> |
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9659 MSGS 269=<p><code>CMsvEntry</code> notified of entry deletion with different owning service than context</p> |
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9660 MSGS 270=<p><code>CMsvEntry</code> notified of message store modification with different owning service than context</p> |
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9661 MSGS 271=<p><code>CMsvEntry</code> notified of entry modification with different owning service than context</p> |
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9662 MSGS 273=<p>The Message Server has completed an asynchronous request with an error</p> |
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9663 MSGS 275=<p><code>CBaseMtm::StoreBodyL()</code> or <code>CBaseMtm::RestoreBodyL()</code> called with no context set</p> |
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9664 MSGS 279=<p>Entry ID of <code>CBaseMtm</code> context changed</p> |
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9665 MSGS 280=<p>MTM data was not found in MTM data file on installation</p> |
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9666 MSGS 281=<p>Copy or move already in progress for <code>CMsvServerEntry</code></p> |
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9667 MSGS 282=<p><code>CMsvServerEntry::Cancel()</code> called when no asynchronous operation is in progress</p> |
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9668 MSGS 283=<p>Error reading file system</p> |
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9669 MSGS 284=<p>Unknown error in <code>CMsvServerEntry::HasDirectory()</code></p> |
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9670 MSGS 285=<p><code>CMsvOperation::FinalProgress()</code> was called when the operation was not complete</p> |
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9671 MSGS 286=<p><code>CMsvOperation::FinalProgress()</code> called an operation's <code>ProgressL()</code> function that left</p> |
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9672 MSGS 287=<p>Error reading file system</p> |
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9673 MSGS 294=<p>The synchronous version of <code>CMsvEntry::CreateL()</code>, <code>CMsvEntry::ChangeL()</code>, or <code>CMsvEntry::DeleteL()</code> was called for a non-local context</p> |
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9674 MSGS 296=<p>A <code>CMsvServerEntry</code> delete function was called with an empty selection</p> |
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9675 MSGS 299=<p>Target of a <code>CMsvServerEntry::CopyEntriesL()</code> call was the current context</p> |
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9676 MSGS 300=<p><code>CMsvServerEntry::CopyEntriesL()</code> called when a copy is already in progress</p> |
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9677 MTMUI Data 1=<p>Inconsistent start/end and zoom parameters passed to <code>CBaseMtmUiData::CreateBitmapsL()</code></p> |
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9678 MTMUI Data 4=<p>Multiple location flags set in <code>TMtmUiFunction::aFlags</code></p> |
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9679 MTUI 0=<p>Empty selection passed to <code>CBaseMtmUi</code> move, copy, or delete function</p> |
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9680 MTUI 2=<p>Target of <code>CBaseMtmUi</code> move or copy function was not service or folder</p> |
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9681 MTUI 4=<p><code>CBaseMtmUi::DeleteServiceL()</code> called for non-service entry</p> |
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9682 PLAT (generic Kernel) 0=<p>This panic is raised at system startup time if the secondary process cannot be created.</p> |
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9683 PLAT (generic Kernel) 2=<p>This panic is raised when a semaphore, a <code>DPlatSemaphore</code>, is created and a negative count value is passed to the member function creating it.</p> |
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9684 PLAT (generic Kernel) 3=<p>This panic is raised when a semaphore, a <code>DPlatSemaphore</code>, is signalled and the count value, if specified, is negative.</p> |
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9685 PLAT (generic Kernel) 6=<p>This panic is raised when fetching the home address of a specified address relative to the thread's process and the specified address is invalid.</p> |
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9686 PLAT (generic Kernel) 7=<p>These panics are raised when an illegal attempt is made to kill a thread, a <code>DPlatThread</code>; the thread may already be dead or its status may be unknown.</p> |
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9687 PLAT (generic Kernel) 8=<p>These panics are raised when an illegal attempt is made to kill a thread, a <code>DPlatThread</code>; the thread may already be dead or its status may be unknown.</p> |
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9688 PLAT (generic Kernel) 9=<p>These panics are raised when an illegal attempt is made to kill a thread, a <code>DPlatThread</code>; the thread may already be dead or its status may be unknown.</p> |
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9689 PLAT (generic Kernel) 12=<p> This panic is raised when an attempt is made to resume the first thread in a process, a <code>DPlatProcess</code>, when that process has not been loaded.</p> |
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9690 PLAT (generic Kernel) 15=<p>This panic is raised when looking up a function by ordinal in a library, a <code>DPlatLibrary</code>. The panic occurs when the specified ordinal number is zero or negative.</p> |
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9691 PLAT (generic Kernel) 16=<p>This panic is raised because of a failure in the initialization of the Hardware Abstraction Layer (the HAL); specifically, the startup reason is not recognized.</p> |
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9692 PLAT (generic Kernel) 17=<p>This panic is raised because of a failure in the initialization of the Hardware Abstraction Layer (the HAL); specifically, the keyboard could not be initialized.</p> |
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9693 PLAT (generic Kernel) 18=<p> This panic is raised because of a failure in the initialization of the Hardware Abstraction Layer (the HAL); specifically, the x-y input device could not be initialized.</p> |
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9694 PLAT (generic Kernel) 19=<p>These panics are raised by failures during system startup.</p> |
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9695 PLAT (generic Kernel) 20=<p>These panics are raised by failures during system startup.</p> |
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9696 PLAT (generic Kernel) 21=<p>These panics are raised by failures during system startup.</p> |
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9697 PLAT (generic Kernel) 22=<p>This panic is raised when a failure occurs in dispatching an exception.</p> |
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9698 PLAT (generic Kernel) 64=<p>This panic is raised when an attempt is made to create a hardware chunk when that chunk has already been created.</p> |
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9699 PLAT (generic Kernel) 80=<p>This panic is raised when a Kernel fixed heap is being created and the specified maximum length is negative.</p> |
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9700 PLAT (generic Kernel) 81=<p>This panic is raised when the Kernel attempts to mutate a fixed heap into a chunk heap and the specified minimum length is different from the current minimum length.</p> |
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9701 PLAT (generic Kernel) 83=<p><em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em></p><p> This panic is raised by the millisecond timer when a call back has already been queued.</p> |
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9702 PLAT (generic Kernel) 87=<p><em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em></p><p>This panic is raised during debugging when handling an exception via <code>Debug::HandleException</code> and a write operation to the remote thread running the monitor program fails.</p> |
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9703 PLAT (generic Kernel) 88=<p>This panic is raised when setting up the context for a newly created thread and the specified thread type, which defines the context, is not recognized.</p> |
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9704 PLAT (generic Kernel) 90=<p>This panic is raised if there is no screen-switch-on handler.</p> |
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9705 PLAT (generic Kernel) 91=<p>This panic is raised if a system thread has been panicked.</p> |
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9706 PLAT (generic Kernel) 92=<p>This panic is raised when an attempt is made to move a fixed address chunk.</p> |
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9707 PLAT (generic Kernel) 93=<p>These panics are raised during initialization of the MMU if creation of various components fails; for example, the domain allocator or the page table linear allocator.</p> |
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9708 PLAT (generic Kernel) 94=<p>These panics are raised during initialization of the MMU if creation of various components fails; for example, the domain allocator or the page table linear allocator.</p> |
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9709 PLAT (generic Kernel) 95=<p>These panics are raised during initialization of the MMU if creation of various components fails; for example, the domain allocator or the page table linear allocator.</p> |
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9710 PLAT (generic Kernel) 96=<p>These panics are raised during initialization of the MMU if creation of various components fails; for example, the domain allocator or the page table linear allocator.</p> |
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9711 PLAT (generic Kernel) 97=<p>These panics are raised during initialization of the MMU if creation of various components fails; for example, the domain allocator or the page table linear allocator.</p> |
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9712 PLAT (generic Kernel) 98=<p>These panics are raised during initialization of the MMU if creation of various components fails; for example, the domain allocator or the page table linear allocator.</p> |
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9713 PLAT (generic Kernel) 99=<p>These panics are raised during initialization of the MMU if creation of various components fails; for example, the domain allocator or the page table linear allocator.</p> |
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9714 PLAT (emulator) 0=<p>These panics are raised when a failure occurs running any DLL attach process calls which have been registered during startup.</p> |
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9715 PLAT (emulator) 1=<p>These panics are raised when a failure occurs running any DLL attach process calls which have been registered during startup.</p> |
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9716 PLAT (emulator) 2=<p>This panic is raised when registering a thread callback.</p> |
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9717 PLAT (emulator) 3=<p>This panic is raised if a failure occurs in loading <code class="filename">EKERN.EXE</code></p> |
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9718 PLAT (emulator) 4=<p>This panic is raised if any of the <code>_E32Initialise()</code>, <code>_E32DeInitialise()</code> or <code>_E32ExitProcess()</code> Kernel functions cannot be found.</p> |
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9719 PLAT (emulator) 5=<p>This panic is raised if a leave occurs and there is no trap harness.</p> |
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9720 Send 1=<p>Out of range index passed to <code>CSendAs::SetMtmL()</code> or CSendAs::SetService()</p> |
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9721 Send 2=<p>Internal discrepancy in MTM array</p> |
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9722 Send 3=<p>Asked to create zero-length MTM array</p> |
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9723 Send 4=<p><code>CSendAs::SetMtmL()</code> called when a message has already been created</p> |
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9724 Send 5=<p>Asked to create zero-length service array</p> |
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9725 Send 6=<p>MTM not chosen when <code>CSendAs::CreateMessageL()</code> called</p> |
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9726 Send 7=<p>Message not saved when <code>CSendAs::AbandonMessage()</code> called</p> |
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9727 Send 8=<p>Message not created when <code>CSendAs::SaveMessageL()</code> called</p> |
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9728 Send 9=<p><code>CSendAs::RecipientList()</code>, <code>CSendAs::RemoveRecipient()</code>, or <code>CSendAs::AddRecipientL()</code> called without message being saved or created</p> |
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9729 Send 10=<p><code>CSendAs::SetSubjectL()</code> called without message being saved or created</p> |
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9730 Send 11=<p><code>CSendAs::SetBodyL()</code> or <code>CSendAs::ValidateMessage()</code> called without message being saved or created</p> |
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9731 Send 12=<p><code>CSendAs</code> active without asynchronous rendering being called</p> |
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9732 Send 13=<p><code>CSendAs</code> cancelled without asynchronous rendering being called</p> |
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9733 smlController 0=<p>Invalid parameter.</p> <p>This panic is raised if there is an attempt to pass an invalid parameter to a SyncML function. </p> <p>See <code class="ApiItem">CSmlTask::SetNameL()</code>, <code class="ApiItem">CSmlProfile::AddTaskL()</code>, <code class="ApiItem">CSmlProfile::SetProfileNameL()</code>.</p> |
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9734 smlController 1=<p>Incomplete data.</p> <p>This panic is raised if there is a attempt to use a parameter which contains incomplete data.</p> <p>See <code class="ApiItem">CSmlProfile::AddTaskL()</code>, <code class="ApiItem">CSmlController::CreateProfileL()</code>.</p> |
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9735 smlController 2=<p>Null task member.</p> <p>This panic is raised if there is an attempt to externalise a Task object which has not been completely defined.</p> |
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9736 smlController 3=<p>Task member not NULL.</p> <p>This panic is raised if there is an attempt to internalise Task information into a <code>CSmlTask</code> object which is not NULL.</p> |
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9737 smlController 4=<p>Null task identifier.</p> <p>This panic is raised if there is an attempt to get a task's identifier, when this has not previously been set.</p> <p>See <code class="ApiItem">CSmlTask::Identifier()</code>.</p> |
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9738 smlController 5=<p>Null task provider.</p> <p>This panic is raised there is an attempt to get a task's content provider information, when this has not previously been set.</p> <p>See <code class="ApiItem">CSmlTask::Provider()</code>.</p> |
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9739 smlController 6=<p>Null task target.</p> <p>This panic is raised if there is an attempt to get a task's target database, when this has not previously been set.</p> <p>See <code class="ApiItem">CSmlTask::Target()</code>.</p> |
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9740 smlController 7=<p>Null task source.</p> <p>This panic is raised if there is an attempt to get a task's source database, when this has not previously been set.</p> <p>See <code class="ApiItem">CSmlTask::Source()</code>. </p> |
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9741 smlController 8=<p>Null profile member.</p> <p>This panic is raised if there is an attempt to externalise a Profile object which has not been completely defined.</p> |
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9742 smlController 9=<p>Profile member not NULL.</p> <p>This panic is raised if there is an attempt to internalise Profile information into a profile object which is not NULL.</p> |
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9743 smlController 10=<p>Task list not empty.</p> <p>This panic is raised if there is an attempt to internalise Task list information into a profile object which is not empty.</p> |
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9744 smlController 11=<p>Null profile identifier.</p> <p>This panic is raised if there is an attempt to get a profile's identifier value, when this has not previously been set.</p> <p>See <code class="ApiItem">CSmlProfile::Identifier()</code>.</p> |
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9745 smlController 12=<p>Null profile authorisation type.</p> <p>This panic is raised if there is an attempt to get a profile's authorisation type value, when this has not previously been set.</p> |
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9746 smlController 13=<p>Null profile protocol.</p> <p>This panic is raised if there is an attempt to get a profile's protocol information, when this has not previously been set.</p> <p>See <code class="ApiItem">CSmlProfile::Protocol()</code>.</p> |
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9747 smlController 14=<p>Null Content provider.</p> <p>This panic is raised if there is an attempt to get a profile's Content provider information, when this has not previously been set.</p> <p>See <code class="ApiItem">CSmlProfile::AddTaskL()</code></p> |
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9748 smlController 15=<p>Invalid Protocol.</p> <p>This panic is raised if there is an attempt to get a profile's transport protocol information, when the protocol does not exist.</p> |
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9749 smlController 16=<p>Null Controller member.</p> <p>This panic is raised if there is an attempt to use one of the controller's members if it has not been initialised.</p> |
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9750 smlController 17=<p>Controller Member Not Null.</p> <p>This panic is raised if there is an attempt to use one of the controller members that should be null, e.g. at the start of the sync.</p> |
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9751 smlController 18=<p>Invalid Profile</p> <p>This panic is raised when trying to retrieve a profile that does not exist.</p> |
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9752 Agenda model 0=<p>The agenda model is in a state inconsistent with an action being requested of it. </p> |
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9753 Agenda model 1=<p>An entry contains bad or conflicting data.</p> |
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9754 Agenda model 2=<p>A to-do list contains bad or conflicting data.</p> |
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9755 Agenda model 3=<p>The to-do defaults contain bad or conflicting data.</p> |
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9756 Agenda model 4=<p>An agenda entry does not contain any rich text.</p> |
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9757 Agenda model 5=<p>An agenda date/time has a NULL value.</p> |
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9758 Agenda model 6=<p>Attempted to cast a <code>CAgnEntry</code> to a <code>CAgnAppt</code> when the entry's type is not <code>EAppt</code>.</p> |
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9759 Agenda model 7=<p>Attempted to cast a <code>CAgnEntry</code> to a <code>CAgnEvent</code> when the entry's type is not <code>EEvent</code> or <code>EAnniv</code>.</p> |
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9760 Agenda model 8=<p>Attempted to cast a <code>CAgnEntry</code> to a <code>CAgnAnniv</code> when the entry's type is not <code>EAnniv</code>.</p> |
|
9761 Agenda model 9=<p>Attempted to cast a <code>CAgnEntry</code> to a <code>CAgnTodo</code> when the entry's type is not <code>ETodo</code>.</p> |
|
9762 Agenda model 10=<p>Attempted to set a date outside of the valid agenda model date range.</p> |
|
9763 Agenda model 11=<p>Attempted to access an array element outside the array bounds.</p> |
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9764 Agenda model 12=<p>Null pointer specified.</p> |
|
9765 Agenda model 13=<p>Attempted to delete an agenda item that wasn't found.</p> |
|
9766 Agenda model 14=<p>The iterator has been assigned a null index.</p> |
|
9767 Agenda model 15=<p>The iterator is out of range.</p> |
|
9768 Agenda model 16=<p>The entry has a null time.</p> |
|
9769 Agenda model 17=<p>A parameter with a null date value was specified.</p> |
|
9770 Agenda model 18=<p>All instances of a repeating entry are exceptions.</p> |
|
9771 Agenda model 19=<p>Tried to fetch an instance that couldn't be generated from the repeat details.</p> |
|
9772 Agenda model 20=<p>An error has occurred in the entry cluster management. i.e. when storing the buffer there are more entries in it than the allowable maximum.</p> |
|
9773 Agenda model 21=<p>Performed an operation on an entry that has been marked as deleted.</p> |
|
9774 Agenda model 22=<p>Sort entry not found in index.</p> |
|
9775 Agenda model 23=<p>Requested an index that doesn't exist.</p> |
|
9776 Agenda model 24=<p>The stream from which an entry originates is different from the stream to which it is being updated/deleted.</p> |
|
9777 Agenda model 25=<p>Called <code>CAgnAlarm::RequestServerTerminationNotification()</code> more than once.</p> |
|
9778 Agenda model 26=<p>Called <code>CAgnAlarm::RequestServerTerminationNotification()</code> with a callback set.</p> |
|
9779 Agenda model 27=<p>Agenda model filter priority is invalid.</p> |
|
9780 Agenda model 28=<p>Agenda model filter maximum priority has not been set.</p> |
|
9781 Agenda model 29=<p>Crossed out entries are not included in tidy filter.</p> |
|
9782 Agenda model 30=<p>Called an unsupported function.</p> |
|
9783 TCPIP 0=<p>Function is not supported</p> |
|
9784 TCPIP 1=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9785 TCPIP 2=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9786 TCPIP 3=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9787 TCPIP 4=<p>Server requested received data that protocol does not have</p> |
|
9788 TCPIP 5=<p>Impossible binding request, such as bind to itself</p> |
|
9789 TCPIP 6=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9790 TCPIP 7=<p>Internal NULL buffer error</p> |
|
9791 TCPIP 8=<p>Protocol closedown error</p> |
|
9792 TCPIP 9=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9793 TCPIP 10=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9794 TCPIP 11=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9795 TCPIP 12=<p>Open requested on already open socket</p> |
|
9796 TCPIP 13=<p>Internal timer error</p> |
|
9797 TCPIP 14=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9798 TCPIP 15=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9799 TCPIP 16=<p>Invalid netmask address supplied</p> |
|
9800 TCPIP 17=<p>Internal NULL pointer error</p> |
|
9801 TCPIP 18=<p>ICMP protocol could not be loaded</p> |
|
9802 TCPIP 19=<p>Internal protocol closedown error</p> |
|
9803 TCPIP 20=<p>Internal error in urgent data handling </p> |
|
9804 TCPIP 21=<p>Internal error in DNS record handling</p> |
|
9805 TCPIP 22=<p>Internal error in DNS record handling</p> |
|
9806 TCPIP 23=<p>Internal error in DNS record handling</p> |
|
9807 UI Graphics 0=<p>A resource null pointer.</p> |
|
9808 UI Graphics 1=<p>Resource specified has an invalid number type.</p> |
|
9809 UI Graphics 2=<p>A null pointer.</p> |
|
9810 UI Graphics 3=<p>The logical color was not found.</p> |
|
9811 UI Graphics 4=<p>The logical color already exists.</p> |
|
9812 UI Graphics 5=<p>Invalid color range specified.</p> |
|
9813 UI Graphics 6=<p>The application color array was not found.</p> |
|
9814 UI Graphics 7=<p>Null TLS (thread-local storage).</p> |
|
9815 Telephony 0=<p>A client has attempted to re-post an asynchronous request before the original request has completed</p> |
|
9816 ImageConversion 0=<p> No source bitmap. </p> |
|
9817 ImageConversion 1=<p> No destination bitmap. </p> |
|
9818 ImageConversion 2=<p> Reset destination bitmap. </p> |
|
9819 ImageConversion 3=<p> Convert called while busy. </p> |
|
9820 ImageConversion 4=<p> No conversion currently in progress. </p> |
|
9821 ImageConversion 5=<p> Different destination bitmap. </p> |
|
9822 ImageConversion 6=<p> Different destination bitmap mask. </p> |
|
9823 ImageConversion 7=<p> The destination has been illegally modified. </p> |
|
9824 ImageConversion 8=<p> The bitmap has zero dimensions. </p> |
|
9825 ImageConversion 9=<p> No bitmap mask specified. </p> |
|
9826 ImageConversion 10=<p> Invalid frame number. </p> |
|
9827 ImageConversion 11=<p> The source type is undefined. </p> |
|
9828 ImageConversion 12=<p> Comment are not supported. </p> |
|
9829 ImageConversion 13=<p> Header processing is not complete. </p> |
|
9830 ImageConversion 14=<p> Comment number is out of range. </p> |
|
9831 ImageConversion 15=<p> Bad display mode. </p> |
|
9832 ImageConversion 16=<p> Unknown header state. </p> |
|
9833 ImageConversion 17=<p> The descriptor that was passed is not NULL. </p> |
|
9834 ImageConversion 18=<p> Undefined MIME type. </p> |
|
9835 ImageConversion 19=<p> Illegal image sub-type. </p> |
|
9836 ImageConversion 20=<p> Illegal image type. </p> |
|
9837 ImageConversion 21=<p> Illegal encoder restart. </p> |
|
9838 ImageConversion 22=<p> Attempt to change options while decoding in progress. </p> |
|
9839 ImageConversion 23=<p> Decoder not created. </p> |
|
9840 ImageConversion 24=<p> Feature is not yet implemented. </p> |
|
9841 ImageConversion 25=<p> Relay sub thread panic timeout. </p> |
|
9842 ImageConversion 26=<p> Invalid thread state. </p> |
|
9843 ImageConversion 27=<p> Invalid function leave request. </p> |
|
9844 ImageConversion 28=<p> An Image Decoder was found to be in an invalid state. </p> <p> For example <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CBufferedImageDecoder::ContinueConvert()</code></span> was called when there is no image data to convert. </p> |
|
9845 ImageConversion 29=<p> Not used. </p> |
|
9846 ImageConversion 30=<p> Illegal call to reserved function. </p> |
|
9847 ImageConversion 31=<p> An index is invalid. </p> <p> For example <code class="ApiItem">TFrameLayout::Length()</code> will panic if the value of the index parameter <code>aIndex</code> is not in the range <code>[0:TFrameLayout::Planes()]</code>. </p> |
|
9848 ImageConversion 32=<p> A parameter value is invalid. </p> <p> For example <code class="ApiItem">TFrameLayout::SetLength()</code> will panic if the value of the length parameter <code>aLength</code> is negative. </p> |
|
9849 Bitmap Utility 0=<p><code>ECorrupt</code> - Data is corrupt cannot continue.</p> |
|
9850 Versit-Parser 0=<p>The parser has tried to access a token, but no current token exists.</p> |
|
9851 Versit-Parser 1=<p>An object of class <code>CVersitUnicodeUtils</code> (which converts between narrow and wide descriptors) has not been allocated by the parser.</p> |
|
9852 Versit-Parser 2=<p>An attempt was made to construct a <code>CParserProperty</code> without specifying a property value.</p> |
|
9853 Versit-Parser 3=<p>A week day array, <code>CWeekDayArray</code>, contains an invalid value, (not between <code>EMonday</code> and <code>ESunday</code> inclusive).</p> |
|
9854 Versit-Parser 4=<p>The number of a week within a month is invalid.</p> |
|
9855 Versit-Parser 5=<p>The repeat type for a recurrence rule property value is not one of the values specified in <code>CVersitRecurrence::TType</code>.</p> |
|
9856 EIKCOCTL 0=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9857 EIKCOCTL 1=<p>Environment could not be created</p> |
|
9858 EIKCOCTL 2=<p>Invalid command line</p> |
|
9859 EIKCOCTL 3=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9860 EIKCOCTL 4=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9861 EIKCOCTL 5=<p>Environment attempted to draw cursor in an unfocussed control</p> |
|
9862 EIKCOCTL 6=<p>Control does not own the cursor</p> |
|
9863 EIKCOCTL 7=<p>No such hotkey in call to <code>CEikHotKeyTable::RemoveItem()</code></p> |
|
9864 EIKCOCTL 8=<p>No such menu item</p> |
|
9865 EIKCOCTL 9=<p>Hotkey and extra text set have been set on the same <code>CEikMenuPane</code></p> |
|
9866 EIKCOCTL 10=<p>Changing the title text of this menu bar is not permitted</p> |
|
9867 EIKCOCTL 11=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9868 EIKCOCTL 12=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9869 EIKCOCTL 13=<p>Text length exceeds the maximum in a <code>CEikSecretEditor</code></p> |
|
9870 EIKCOCTL 14=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9871 EIKCOCTL 15=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9872 EIKCOCTL 16=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9873 EIKCOCTL 17=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9874 EIKCOCTL 18=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9875 EIKCOCTL 19=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9876 EIKCOCTL 20=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9877 EIKCOCTL 21=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9878 EIKCOCTL 22=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9879 EIKCOCTL 23=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9880 EIKCOCTL 24=<p>Country or city selector already exists</p> |
|
9881 EIKCOCTL 25=<p>Index out of range in <code>CColumnListBoxData</code></p> |
|
9882 EIKCOCTL 26=<p>Illegal NULL pointer</p> |
|
9883 EIKCOCTL 27=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9884 EIKCOCTL 28=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9885 EIKCOCTL 29=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9886 EIKCOCTL 30=<p>NULL field passed to <code>CEikEdwin::InsertFieldL()</code></p> |
|
9887 EIKCOCTL 31=<p>Combo box is too small</p> |
|
9888 EIKCOCTL 32=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9889 EIKCOCTL 33=<p>Command button has no components (label or picture not set)</p> |
|
9890 EIKCOCTL 34=<p>Unknown folder selected through a <code>CEikFolderNameSelector</code></p> |
|
9891 EIKCOCTL 35=<p>Toolbar has no observer</p> |
|
9892 EIKCOCTL 36=<p>Toolbar could not be created</p> |
|
9893 EIKCOCTL 37=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9894 EIKCOCTL 38=<p>Internal event error</p> |
|
9895 EIKCOCTL 39=<p>Invalid dimensions for a <code>CEikControlGroup</code></p> |
|
9896 EIKCOCTL 40=<p>Invalid number of lines for a <code>CEikControlGroup</code></p> |
|
9897 EIKCOCTL 41=<p><code>CEikControlGroup</code> not fully initialised</p> |
|
9898 EIKCOCTL 42=<p>Invalid bitmap index in <code>CColumnListBoxData::Draw()</code></p> |
|
9899 EIKCOCTL 43=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9900 EIKCOCTL 44=<p><code>CEikProcess::SaveToDirectFileStoreL()</code> cannot be used as there is no store for the process</p> |
|
9901 EIKCOCTL 45=<p><code>CEikProcess::SaveToDirectFileStoreL()</code> cannot be used as the store is the wrong type</p> |
|
9902 EIKCOCTL 46=<p>No observer set for a <code>CEikDialogToolBar</code></p> |
|
9903 EIKCOCTL 47=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9904 EIKCOCTL 48=<p>Invalid resource for creating a <code>CEikLabeledButton</code></p> |
|
9905 EIKCOCTL 49=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9906 EIKCOCTL 50=<p>Options or data have not been set for a time dialog</p> |
|
9907 EIKCOCTL 51=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9908 EIKCOCTL 52=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9909 EIKCOCTL 53=<p>Environment set up error: logical color not found</p> |
|
9910 EIKCOCTL 54=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9911 EIKCOCTL 55=<p>Environment set up error: invalid logical color</p> |
|
9912 EIKCOCTL 56=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9913 EIKCOCTL 57=<p>NULL text set for a <code>CEikLabel</code></p> |
|
9914 EIKCOCTL 58=<p>Environment set up error: invalid library</p> |
|
9915 EIKCOCTL 59=<p>Resource files are still open on environment closedown</p> |
|
9916 EIKCOCTL 60=<p>Control factory not removed on environment closedown</p> |
|
9917 EIKCOCTL 61=<p><code>CEikButtonGroupContainer::CleanupCommandPushL()</code> called with <code>aPosition</code> already allocated on the cleanup stack</p> |
|
9918 EIKCOCTL 62=<p>Corrupt <code>CEikButtonGroupContainer</code> cleanup stack </p> |
|
9919 EIKCOCTL 63=<p><code>CEikButtonGroupContainer::UpdateCommandObserverL()</code> called with an updated observer already present</p> |
|
9920 EIKCOCTL 64=<p>Corrupt edwin state for inlining editing</p> |
|
9921 EIKCOCTL 65=<p>Corrupt edwin state for inlining editing</p> |
|
9922 EIKCOCTL 66=<p>Corrupt edwin state for inlining editing</p> |
|
9923 EIKCOCTL 67=<p>Corrupt edwin state for inlining editing</p> |
|
9924 EIKCOCTL 68=<p>Corrupt edwin state for inlining editing</p> |
|
9925 EIKCOCTL 69=<p>Corrupt edwin state for inlining editing</p> |
|
9926 EIKCOCTL 70=<p>Corrupt edwin state for inlining editing</p> |
|
9927 EIKCOCTL 71=<p>Corrupt edwin state for inlining editing</p> |
|
9928 EIKCOCTL 72=<p>Corrupt edwin state for inlining editing</p> |
|
9929 EIKCOCTL 73=<p>Corrupt edwin state for inlining editing</p> |
|
9930 EIKCOCTL 74=<p>Corrupt edwin state for inlining editing</p> |
|
9931 EIKCOCTL 75=<p>Corrupt edwin state for inlining editing</p> |
|
9932 EIKCOCTL 76=<p>Invalid menu title identifier</p> |
|
9933 EIKCOCTL 77=<p>Environment set up error: library could not be loaded</p> |
|
9934 EIKCOCTL 78=<p><code>CEikScrollBarFrame</code> could not create scroll bar</p> |
|
9935 EIKCOCTL 79=<p><code>CEikMsgWin</code> used without vaild app UI</p> |
|
9936 EIKCOCTL 80=<p>Unexpected leave while setting the virtual cursor state</p> |
|
9937 EIKCOCTL 81=<p>Attempt to pop <code>CEikCommandButton</code> from a NULL stack</p> |
|
9938 EIKCOCTL 82=<p>Unknown virtual cursor error</p> |
|
9939 EIKCOCTL 83=<p>Unused</p> |
|
9940 EIKCOCTL 84=<p>NULL button group factory referenced</p> |
|
9941 EIKCOCTL 85=<p>Button group factory did not create button group</p> |
|
9942 USER-EXEC 3=<p>In Symbian OS 8.1b, 9.0, 9.1 and subsequent versions:</p> <ul> <li> <p>this panic is raised when an exception is raised on the current thread by a call to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">User::RaiseException()</code></span>, and the thread has no exception handler to handle the specified exception.</p> </li> </ul> <p>In Symbian OS up to 8.1a:</p> <ul> <li> <p>this panic is raised when the current thread calls <code class="ApiItem">RThread::RaiseException()</code> on itself, and the thread has no exception handler to handle the specified exception.</p> </li> </ul> <p>Note that the <code class="ApiItem">RThread::RaiseException()</code> API is <b>deprecated</b> in Symbian OS 8.1b, 9.0, 9.1 and subsequent versions, and should <b>not</b> be used.</p> |
|
9943 USER 0=<p> This panic is raised when a thread calls <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">User</code></span><code>::Invariant()</code>. </p> <p> Typically, <code>User::Invariant()</code> is called when a test for a class invariant fails, i.e. when a test which checks that the internal data of an object is self-consistent, fails. </p> <p> Check the design and implementation of your class. </p> |
|
9944 USER 3=<p> This panic is raised when a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDateTime</code></span> object is constructed with an invalid date or time field. </p> |
|
9945 USER 7=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Ptr()</code> member function of a 16-bit variant descriptor if the descriptor is invalid. </p> <p> Check for ways in which the descriptor may have become corrupted, including an unsafe use of cast. </p> |
|
9946 USER 8=<p> This panic is raised when a length value passed to a 16-bit variant descriptor member function is invalid. It may be raised by some descriptor constructors and, specifically, by the <code>Replace()</code> and <code>Set()</code> descriptor member functions. </p> |
|
9947 USER 9=<p> This panic is raised when the index value passed to the 16-bit variant descriptor <code>Operator[]</code> is out of bounds </p> |
|
9948 USER 10=<p> This panic is raised when the position value passed to a 16-bit variant descriptor member function is out of bounds. It may be raised by the <code>Left()</code>, <code>Right()</code>, <code>Mid()</code>, <code>Insert()</code>, <code>Delete()</code> and <code>Replace()</code> member functions of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDes16</code></span>. </p> |
|
9949 USER 11=<p> This panic is raised when any operation that moves or copies data to a 16-bit variant descriptor, causes the length of that descriptor to exceed its maximum length. </p> <p> It may be caused by any of the copying, appending or formatting member functions and, specifically, by the <code>Insert()</code>, <code>Replace()</code>, <code>Fill()</code>, <code>Fillz()</code> and <code>ZeroTerminate()</code> descriptor member functions. It can also be caused by the <code>SetLength()</code> function. See <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDes16</code></span>. </p> |
|
9950 USER 12=<p> This panic is raised when the format string passed to the 16-bit variant descriptor member functions <code>Format()</code> and <code>AppendFormat()</code> has invalid syntax. </p> <p> See <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDes16::Format()</code></span> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDes16::AppendFormat()</code></span>. </p> |
|
9951 USER 13=<p> <em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> It is raised by the <code>AppendFormatList()</code> member function of the 16-bit variant descriptor <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDes16</code></span>, if an invalid variable list is passed to the function when the format is <code>%S</code> or <code>%s</code>. </p> |
|
9952 USER 14=<p> This panic is raised when expanding or contracting an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">HBufC16</code></span> buffer using the <code>ReAlloc()</code> or <code>ReAllocL()</code> descriptor member functions. Specifically, the panic occurs if the new length being specified is too small to contain the data. </p> |
|
9953 USER 16=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Replace()</code> member function of the 16-bit variant descriptor <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDes16</code></span> when the length of the source descriptor is negative or exceeds the maximum length of the target descriptor. </p> |
|
9954 USER 17=<p> This panic is raised when 16-bit variant descriptors are constructed with negative length values. It may also be raised if the <code>Set()</code>, <code>Repeat()</code> and the <code>Find()</code> member functions are passed negative length values. </p> |
|
9955 USER 18=<p> This panic is raised when 16-bit variant descriptors are constructed with negative maximum length values. </p> |
|
9956 USER 19=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Ptr()</code> member function of an 8 bit variant descriptor if the descriptor is invalid. Check for ways in which the descriptor may have become corrupted, including an unsafe use of cast. </p> |
|
9957 USER 20=<p> This panic is raised when a length value passed to an 8 bit variant descriptor member function is invalid. It may be raised by some descriptor constructors and, specifically, by the <code>Replace()</code> and <code>Set()</code> descriptor member functions. </p> |
|
9958 USER 21=<p> This panic is raised when the index value passed to the 8 bit variant descriptor <code>Operator[]</code> is out of bounds. </p> |
|
9959 USER 22=<p> This panic is raised when the position value passed to an 8 bit variant descriptor member function is out of bounds. It may be raised by the <code>Left()</code>, <code>Right()</code>, <code>Mid()</code>, <code>Insert()</code>, <code>Delete()</code> and <code>Replace()</code> descriptor member functions. </p> |
|
9960 USER 23=<p> This panic is raised when any operation that moves or copies data to an 8 bit variant descriptor, causes the length of that descriptor to exceed its maximum length. </p> <p> It may be caused by any of the copying, appending or formatting member functions and, specifically, by the <code>Insert()</code>, <code>Replace()</code>, <code>Fill()</code>, <code>Fillz()</code> and <code>ZeroTerminate()</code> descriptor member functions. It can also be caused by the <code>SetLength()</code> function. See <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDes8</code></span>. </p> |
|
9961 USER 24=<p> This panic is raised when the format string passed to the 8 bit variant descriptor member functions <code>Format()</code> and <code>AppendFormat()</code> has invalid syntax. </p> <p> See <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDes8::Format()</code></span> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDes8::AppendFormat()</code></span>. </p> |
|
9962 USER 25=<p> <em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This panic is raised by the <code>AppendFormatList()</code> member function of the 8-bit variant descriptor <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDes8</code></span>, if an invalid variable list is passed to the function when the format is <code>%S</code> or <code>%s</code>. </p> |
|
9963 USER 26=<p> This panic is raised when expanding or contracting an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">HBufC8</code></span> buffer using the <code>ReAlloc()</code> or <code>ReAllocL()</code> descriptor member functions. Specifically, the panic occurs if the new length being specified is too small to contain the data. </p> |
|
9964 USER 28=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Replace()</code> member function of the 8-bit variant descriptor <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDes8</code></span>, when the length of the source descriptor is negative or exceeds the maximum length of the target descriptor. </p> |
|
9965 USER 29=<p> This panic is raised when 8-bit variant descriptors are constructed with negative length values. It may also be raised if the <code>Set()</code>, <code>Repeat()</code> and the <code>Find()</code> member functions are passed negative length values. </p> |
|
9966 USER 30=<p> This panic is raised when 8-bit variant descriptors are constructed with negative maximum length values. </p> |
|
9967 USER 32=<p> <em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> It is raised by the <code>Pos()</code> member function of a <code>TRawEvent</code>. The function returns the mouse/pen position encapsulated by the <code>TRawEvent</code>. The panic is raised when the event is not a mouse/pen type event. </p> |
|
9968 USER 33=<p> <em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> It is raised by the <code>ScanCode()</code> member function of a <code>TRawEvent</code>. The function returns the scan code associated with a key down or key up event encapsulated by the <code>TRawEvent</code>. The panic is raised when the event is not a key down or key up event. </p> |
|
9969 USER 34=<p> <em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> It is raised by the <code>Modifiers()</code> member function of a <code>TRawEvent</code>. The function returns the modifers associated with a modifiers update event encapsulated by the <code>TRawEvent</code>. The panic is raised when the event is not a modifier update event. </p> |
|
9970 USER 35=<p> This panic is raised by the default <code>At()</code> virtual member function of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TKey</code></span>. The function is intended to be overridden by a derived class. </p> |
|
9971 USER 36=<p> This panic is raised by the default <code>Swap()</code> virtual member function of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TSwap</code></span>. The function is intended to be overridden by a derived class. </p> |
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9972 USER 37=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>operator[]</code> of a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TUidType</code></span> when the index value passed to the operator is either negative or is greater than or equal to the constant <code>KMaxCheckedUid</code> defined in <code class="filename">e32const.h</code>. </p> |
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9973 USER 38=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Set(TDesC8&)</code> member function of <code>TCheckedUid</code> when the length of the descriptor passed to the function is not equal to the size of a <code>TCheckedUid</code> object. </p> |
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9974 USER 41=<p> This panic is caused by the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">UserHeap::ChunkHeap()</code></span> static function when the value defining the minimum length of the heap is greater than the value defining the maximum length to which the heap can grow. </p> |
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9975 USER 42=<p> This panic is raised by a number of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RHeap</code></span> member functions, <code>AllocLen()</code>, <code>Free()</code>, <code>FreeZ()</code>, <code>ReAlloc()</code>, <code>ReAllocL()</code>, <code>Adjust()</code> and <code>AdjustL()</code> when a pointer passed to these functions does not point to a valid cell. </p> |
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9976 USER 43=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Adjust()</code> and <code>AdjustL()</code> member functions of an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RHeap</code></span>. It is caused when a heap cell is being shrunk and the amount by which the cell is being shrunk is less than the current length of the cell. </p> |
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9977 USER 44=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Free()</code> and <code>FreeZ()</code> member functions of an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RHeap</code></span>. It is caused when the cell being freed overlaps the next cell on the free list (i.e. the first cell on the free list with an address higher than the one being freed). </p> |
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9978 USER 45=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Free()</code> and <code>FreeZ()</code> member functions of an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RHeap</code></span>. It is caused when the cell being freed overlaps the previous cell on the free list (i.e. the last cell on the free list with an address lower than the one being freed). </p> |
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9979 USER 46=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>ReAlloc()</code> and <code>ReAllocL()</code> member functions of an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RHeap</code></span>. It is caused when the cell being reallocated overlaps the next cell on the free list (i.e. the first cell on the free list with an address higher than the one being reallocated). </p> |
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9980 USER 47=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Alloc()</code>, <code>AllocL()</code> or <code>AllocLC()</code> member functions of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RHeap</code></span>. It is caused by trying to allocate a cell from a heap, specifying an unsigned size value which is greater than or equal to the value of <code>KMaxTInt/2</code>. The constant <code>KMaxTInt</code> is defined in <code class="filename">e32std.h</code>. </p> <p> This panic may also be raised by the heap walker when it finds a bad allocated heap cell size. </p> |
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9981 USER 48=<p> This panic is raised by the heap walker when it finds a bad allocated heap cell address. </p> |
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9982 USER 49=<p> This panic is raised by the heap walker when it finds a bad free heap cell address. </p> |
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9983 USER 51=<p> <em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> It is raised by the <code>__DbgMarkEnd()</code> member function of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RHeap</code></span> in debug builds when there has been no corresponding call to the <code>__DbgMarkStart()</code> member function; it is also caused when there are more calls to <code>__DbgMarkEnd()</code> than to <code>__DbgMarkStart()</code>. These functions are part of the debug assistance provided by the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RHeap</code></span> class. </p> |
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9984 USER 52=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Adjust()</code> and <code>AdjustL()</code> member functions of an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RHeap</code></span>. It is caused when the offset from the start of the cell being stretched or shrunk is a negative value. </p> |
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9985 USER 54=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>ReAlloc()</code> and <code>ReAllocL()</code> member functions of an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RHeap</code></span>. It is caused when the new size for the cell being reallocated is a negative value. </p> |
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9986 USER 55=<p> This panic is caused by the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">UserHeap</code></span><code>::ChunkHeap()</code> static function when the value defining the minimum length of the heap is negative. </p> |
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9987 USER 56=<p> This panic is caused by the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">UserHeap</code></span><code>::ChunkHeap()</code> static function when the value defining the maximum length to which the heap can grow, is negative. </p> |
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9988 USER 57=<p> This panic is raised when closing a shared heap using the <code>Close()</code> member function of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RHeap</code></span> and the access count is zero or negative. A zero or negative access count suggests that an attempt is being made to close the heap too many times. </p> |
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9989 USER 58=<p> This panic is raised when opening a heap for shared access using the <code>Open()</code> member function of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RHeap</code></span> and the heap type is not <code>EChunkNormal</code>. </p> |
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9990 USER 59=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>UnGet()</code> member function of the 8-bit variant lexical analyzer, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TLex8</code></span>, if the character position is already at the start of the string. </p> |
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9991 USER 60=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Inc()</code> member function of the 8-bit variant lexical analyzer, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TLex8</code></span>, if the resulting character position lies before the start of the string or after the end of the string. </p> |
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9992 USER 61=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>SkipAndMark()</code> member function of the 8-bit variant lexical analyzer, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TLex8</code></span>, if the resulting character position lies before the start of the string or after the end of the string. </p> |
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9993 USER 63=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>ValidateMark()</code> member function of the 8-bit variant lexical analyzer, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TLex8</code></span>, if the position of the extraction mark lies before the start of the string or after the end of the string. </p> |
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9994 USER 64=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>UnGet()</code> member function of the 16-bit variant lexical analyzer, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TLex16</code></span>, if the character position is already at the start of the string. </p> |
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9995 USER 65=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Inc()</code> member function of the 16-bit variant lexical analyzer, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TLex16</code></span>, if the resulting character position lies before the start of the string or after the end of the string. </p> |
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9996 USER 66=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>SkipAndMark()</code> member function of the 16-bit variant lexical analyzer, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TLex16</code></span>, if the resulting character position lies before the start of the string or after the end of the string. </p> |
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9997 USER 68=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>ValidateMark()</code> member function of the 16-bit variant lexical analyzer, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TLex16</code></span>, if the position of the extraction mark lies before the start of the string or after the end of the string. </p> |
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9998 USER 69=<p> This panic is raised by the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDateSuffix</code></span> constructor or its <code>Set()</code> member function when the suffix index specified is negative or is greater than or equal to the value <code>KMaxSuffixes</code> defined in <code class="filename">e32std.h</code>. The index is used to access a locale dependent table of suffix characters which can be appended to the dates of the month (e.g. the characters "st" for 1st, "nd" for 2nd, "st" for 31st). </p> |
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9999 USER 70=<p> <em>Introduced in 6.0:</em> This panic is raised when attempting to complete a client/server request and the <code>RMessagePtr</code> is null. </p> <p> <em>Withdrawn in 6.0:</em> This panic is raised by the <code>SetRetry()</code> member function of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RSessionBase</code></span>, the client interface for communication with a server, when the specified delay time between resending a message to the server is either negative or a value greater than KMaxTint (defined in e32std.h). </p> |
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10000 USER 71=<p> <em>Withdrawn in 6.0:</em> This panic is raised by the <code>SetRetry()</code> member function of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RSessionBase</code></span>, the client interface for communication with a server, when the specified number of attempts to resend a message to the server is either negative or a value greater than <code>KMaxTint</code> (defined in <code class="filename">e32std.h</code>). </p> |
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10001 USER 72=<p> <em>Withdrawn in 6.0:</em> This panic is raised by the <code>SetRetry()</code> member function of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RSessionBase</code></span>, the client interface for communication with a server, when the specified operation code identifying the required service is either negative or a value greater than <code>KMaxTint</code> (defined in <code class="filename">e32std.h</code>). </p> <p> <em>Introduced in 6.0:</em> This panic is raised by the <code>Send()</code> and <code>SendReceive()</code> member functions of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RSessionBase</code></span>, the client interface for communication with a server, when the specified operation code identifying the required service is either negative or a value greater than <code>KMaxTint</code> (defined in <code class="filename">e32std.h</code>). </p> |
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10002 USER 73=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Receive()</code> member function of <code>RServer</code>, the handle to the server, when the attempt to receive a message for the server, synchronously, fails. </p> |
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10003 USER 75=<p> This panic is raised by the constructor of a singly linked list header, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TSglQue</code></span> or by the <code>SetOffset()</code> member function when the specified offset is not 4 byte aligned, i.e. when it is not divisible by 4. </p> |
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10004 USER 76=<p> This panic is raised when attempting to remove an object from a singly linked list, using the <code>Remove()</code> member function of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TSglQue</code></span>, when that object is not in the list. </p> |
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10005 USER 78=<p> This panic is raised by the constructor of a doubly linked list header, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDblQue</code></span> or by the <code>SetOffset()</code> member function, when the specified offset is not 4 byte aligned, i.e. when it is not divisible by 4. </p> |
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10006 USER 79=<p> <em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> It is raised by a call to either the <code>First()</code> and <code>Last()</code> member functions of a doubly linked list, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDblQue</code></span>, which return pointers to the first and last element in the list respectively; the panic occurs when the list is empty. </p> |
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10007 USER 80=<p> <em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> It is raised by the post increment operator, <code>operator++</code>, the post decrement operator, <code>operator—</code> and the return current element operator, <code>operator T*</code>, of the doubly linked list iterator, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDblQueIter</code></span>; the panic occurs when the element returned by these operators is not in the list. Typically, this is caused by the removal of the element from the list prior to calling these operators. </p> |
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10008 USER 81=<p> This panic is raised by the get rectangle operator, <code>operator[]</code>, of a clipping region, derived from the abstract base class <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TRegion</code></span>. The panic occurs when the index, which refers to the specific rectangle within the region, is greater than or equal to the number of rectangles contained within the region (as returned by the <code>Count()</code> member function). </p> <p> The index must be strictly less than the number of contained rectangles. </p> |
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10009 USER 82=<p> <em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> It is raised when sorting the rectangles within a clipping region, derived from the abstract base class <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TRegion</code></span>, using the <code>Sort()</code> member function of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TRegion</code></span>. The panic occurs when the region is invalid. </p> |
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10010 USER 83=<p> This panic occurs when the Kernel sends a message to the Kernel server and this completes with an error, i.e. an error code which is not <code>KErrNone</code>. </p> |
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10011 USER 84=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Panic()</code> member function of <code>RTest</code>, the test class. </p> |
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10012 USER 85=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>CheckConsoleCreated()</code> member functions of <code>RTest</code> and <code>RTestJ</code>, the test classes, when the creation of a console, as derived from a <code>CConsoleBase</code>, fails. </p> |
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10013 USER 86=<p> This panic is raised by the static function <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">User::After()</code></span> which is used to suspend the current thread until the specified time interval, in microseconds, has expired. The panic occurs when the specified time interval is negative. </p> |
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10014 USER 87=<p> This panic is raised when a relative timer event is requested from an asynchronous timer service, an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RTimer</code></span>, using the <code>After()</code> member function. The panic occurs when the requested time interval is negative. </p> |
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10015 USER 88=<p> <em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">Mem::Compare()</code></span>, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">Mem::CompareC()</code></span> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">Mem::CompareF()</code></span>, which compare two areas of memory. The panic occurs when the length of the area of memory designated as the left hand area, is negative. </p> |
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10016 USER 89=<p> <em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">Mem::Compare()</code></span>, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">Mem::CompareC()</code></span> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">Mem::CompareF()</code></span>, which compare two areas of memory. The panic occurs when the length of the area of memory designated as the right hand area, is negative. </p> |
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10017 USER 90=<p> <em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">Mem::Copy()</code></span>, which copies the content of one area of memory to another. The panic occurs when the length of the area of memory to be copied, is negative </p> |
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10018 USER 91=<p> <em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">Mem::Move()</code></span>, which moves the content of one area of memory to another. The panic occurs when the length of the area of memory to be moved, is not a multiple of 4. </p> |
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10019 USER 92=<p> <em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">Mem::Move()</code></span>, which moves the content of one area of memory to another. The panic occurs when the address of the source for the move operation, is not aligned on a 4 byte boundary. </p> |
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10020 USER 93=<p> <em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">Mem::Move()</code></span>, which moves the content of one area of memory to another. The panic occurs when the address of the target for the move operation, is not aligned on a 4 byte boundary. </p> |
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10021 USER 94=<p> <em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">Mem::Swap()</code></span>, which swaps the content of one area of memory with another. The panic occurs when the length of the area of memory to be swapped, is negative. </p> |
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10022 USER 95=<p> <em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">Mem::Fill()</code></span> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">Mem::FillZ()</code></span>, both of which fill an area of memory. The panic occurs when the length of the area of memory to be filled, is negative. </p> |
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10023 USER 96=<p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">User::QuickSort()</code></span>, when the value for the number of records to be sorted, is negative. </p> |
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10024 USER 97=<p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">User::BinarySearch()</code></span>, when the value for the number of records taking part in the search, is negative. </p> |
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10025 USER 98=<p> This panic is raised by the constructor of the base key class, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TKey</code></span>. It occurs when the offset value passed to the constructor is negative.As <code>TKey</code> is an abstract class, i.e. objects of type <code>TKey</code> are not intended to be explicitly constructed, look at the offset value passed to the constructors of derived classes such as <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TKeyArrayFix</code></span>, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TKeyArrayVar</code></span> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TKeyArrayPak</code></span> for the cause of the panic. </p> |
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10026 USER 99=<p> This panic is raised when a local or global chunk is created using the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RChunk</code></span> member functions: <code>CreateLocal()</code>, <code>CreateGlobal()</code>, <code>CreateDoubleEndedLocal()</code> and <code>CreateDoubleEndedGlobal()</code>. It occurs when the value for the maximum size to which this chunk can be adjusted, is negative. </p> |
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10027 USER 100=<p> This panic is raised when a local or global chunk is created using the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RChunk</code></span> member functions: <code>CreateLocal()</code> and <code>CreateGlobal()</code>. It occurs when the value for the number of bytes to be committed to this chunk on creation, is negative. </p> |
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10028 USER 101=<p> This panic is raised when a local or global chunk is created using the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RChunk</code></span> member functions: <code>CreateLocal()</code> and <code>CreateGlobal()</code>. It occurs when the value for the number of bytes to be committed to this chunk on creation is greater than the value for the maximum size to which this chunk can be adjusted. </p> |
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10029 USER 102=<p> This panic is raised when changing the number of bytes committed to a chunk by calling the <code>Adjust()</code> member function of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RChunk</code></span>. The panic occurs when the value passed to the function is negative. </p> |
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10030 USER 103=<p> <em>Withdrawn in 6.0:</em> The panic is raised by the <code>CreateSession()</code> member function of the abstract session base class <code>RSessionBase</code>. <code>CreateSession()</code> is a protected function and can only be called by member functions of derived classes. The panic occurs when the delay time interval passed to this function is negative. </p> |
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10031 USER 104=<p> <em>Withdrawn in 6.0:</em> The panic is raised by the <code>CreateSession()</code> member function of the abstract session base class <code>RSessionBase</code>. <code>CreateSession()</code> is a protected function and can only be called by member functions of derived classes. The panic occurs when the retry count passed to this function is negative. </p> |
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10032 USER 105=<p> This panic is raised when a local or global semaphore is created using the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RSemaphore</code></span> member functions: <code>CreateLocal()</code> and <code>CreateGlobal()</code>. It occurs when the value for the initial semaphore count is negative. </p> |
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10033 USER 106=<p> This panic is raised when a semaphore, an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RSemaphore</code></span>, is signaled using the <code>Signal(TInt aCount)</code> member function and the count value is negative. </p> |
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10034 USER 107=<p> This panic is raised when a critical section, an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RCriticalSection</code></span>, is signalled using the <code>Signal()</code> member function. The panic occurs when the <code>Signal()</code> is not matched by an earlier call to <code>Wait()</code> and suggests that this is a stray signal. </p> |
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10035 USER 108=<p> This panic is raised when creating a thread using the <code>Create()</code> member functions of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RThread</code></span>. The panic only occurs for those variants of <code>Create()</code> which take a pointer to an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RHeap</code></span> as one of the arguments and is caused if the heap referred to here is neither of type <code class="ApiItem">RHeapBase::EChunkNormal</code> nor of type <code class="ApiItem">RHeapBase::EChunkStack</code>. </p> |
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10036 USER 109=<p> This panic is raised when creating a thread using the <code>Create()</code> member functions of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RThread</code></span>. The panic occurs when the value of the stack size passed to these functions is negative. </p> |
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10037 USER 110=<p> This panic is raised when creating a thread using the <code>Create()</code> member functions of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RThread</code></span>. The panic is only raised by those variants of <code>Create()</code> which create a new heap for the new thread. The panic occurs if the minimum heap size specified is less than <code>KMinHeapSize</code> , defined in <code class="filename">e32std.h</code>. </p> |
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10038 USER 111=<p> This panic is raised when creating a thread using the <code>Create()</code> member functions of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RThread</code></span>. The panic is only raised by those variants of <code>Create()</code> which create a new heap for the new thread. The panic occurs if the minimum heap size specified is greater than the maximum size to which the heap can grow </p> |
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10039 USER 112=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Alloc()</code> and <code>AllocL()</code> member functions of class <code>RRef</code> when the size value passed is negative. </p> |
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10040 USER 113=<p> This panic is raised by: </p> <ul> <li> <p> the constructor of a time representation object, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TTime</code></span>, which takes a text string, when the format of that text string is incorrect or represents an invalid date/time. </p> </li> <li> <p> the <code>Parse()</code> member function of a time representation object, a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TTime</code></span>, if the century offset value is either negative or is greater than or equal to 100. </p> </li> <li> <p> the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">Time::DaysInMonth()</code></span> function, if an invalid month value is passed. </p> </li> </ul> |
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10041 USER 114=<p> <em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This panic is raised by member functions of a <code>TBusLocalDrive</code> when no connection has been made to a local drive. </p> |
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10042 USER 115=<p> This panic is raised when attempting to connect to a local drive using the <code>Connect()</code> member function of <code>TBusLocalDrive</code> and the specified drive number is out of range, i.e. the drive number is negative or is greater than or equal to <code>KMaxLocalDrives</code>, defined in <code class="filename">e32std.h</code>. </p> |
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10043 USER 116=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>Lookup()</code> member function of an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RLibrary</code></span>, a handle to a dynamically loaded DLL, when the ordinal number of the required DLL function, is zero or negative. </p> |
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10044 USER 119=<p> This panic is raised when setting a new currency symbol using the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">User::SetCurrencySymbol()</code></span> function. The panic occurs when the length of the descriptor containing the new symbol is greater than <code>KMaxCurrencySymbol</code>, defined in <code class="filename">e32std.h</code>. </p> |
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10045 USER 120=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>CreateDoubleEndedLocal()</code> and <code>CreateDoubleEndedGlobal()</code> member functions of an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RChunk</code></span> when the lower address of the committed region is negative. </p> |
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10046 USER 121=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>CreateDoubleEndedLocal()</code> and <code>CreateDoubleEndedGlobal()</code> member functions of an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RChunk</code></span> when the upper address of the committed region is negative. </p> |
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10047 USER 122=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>CreateDoubleEndedLocal()</code> and <code>CreateDoubleEndedGlobal()</code> member functions of an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RChunk</code></span> when the upper address of the committed region is lower than the lower address of the committed region. </p> |
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10048 USER 123=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>CreateDoubleEndedLocal()</code> and <code>CreateDoubleEndedGlobal()</code> member functions of an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RChunk</code></span> when the upper address of the committed region is lower than the maximum size to which this chunk can be adjusted. </p> |
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10049 USER 124=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>AdjustDoubleEnded()</code> member function of an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RChunk</code></span> when the lower address of the committed region is negative. </p> |
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10050 USER 125=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>AdjustDoubleEnded()</code> member function of an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RChunk</code></span> when the upper address of the committed region is negative. </p> |
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10051 USER 126=<p> This panic is raised by the <code>AdjustDoubleEnded()</code> member function of an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RChunk</code></span> when the upper address of the committed region is lower than the lower address of the committed region. </p> |
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10052 USER 127=<p> This panic is raised when constructing an array of pointers, an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RPointerArray</code></span>, and specifying a granularity value which is one of the following: </p> <ul> <li> <p> zero </p> </li> <li> <p> negative </p> </li> <li> <p> greater than <code>0x10000000</code>. </p> </li> </ul> |
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10053 USER 128=<p> This panic is raised when constructing an array of fixed length objects, an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RArray</code></span>, and specifying a key offset value which is one of the following: </p> <ul> <li> <p> negative </p> </li> <li> <p> not a multiple of 4 </p> </li> <li> <p> greater than or equal to the size of the array elements. </p> </li> </ul> |
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10054 USER 129=<p> This panic is raised when constructing an array of fixed length objects, an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RArray</code></span>, and the length of the array elements is one of the following: </p> <ul> <li> <p> zero </p> </li> <li> <p> negative </p> </li> <li> <p> greater than 640. </p> </li> </ul> |
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10055 USER 130=<p> This panic is raised when an index value passed to a member function of a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RArray</code></span> or a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RPointerArray</code></span> identifying an array element, is out of bounds. </p> |
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10056 USER 131=<p> This panic is raised when the value identifying the insertion position in a call to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RArray::Insert()</code></span> or <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RPointerArray::Insert()</code></span> is either negative or greater than the number of elements in the array. </p> |
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10057 USER 132=<p> This panic is raised when an index value passed to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">Mem::CollationMethodByIndex()</code></span> or <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">Mem::CollationMethodId()</code></span> is out of bounds. </p> |
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10058 USER 133=<p> This panic is raised when an index value passed to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TFixedArray::At()</code></span> or <code class="ApiItem">TFixedArray::operator[]</code> is out of bounds. </p> |
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10059 USER 134=<p> Not used. </p> |
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10060 USER 135=<p> Not used. </p> |
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10061 USER 136=<p> Not used. </p> |
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10062 USER 137=<p> This panic is raised internally by the descriptor formatting functions during the handling of the variable parameter lists. The panic is caused when a parameter is too big. </p> |
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10063 USER 138=<p> This panic is raised internally by the descriptor formatting functions during the handling of the variable parameter lists when an index value for the parameters is outside its permitted range. </p> |
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10064 USER 139=<p> <em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This panic is raised internally by the descriptor formatting functions during the handling of the variable parameter lists when an index value for the parameters is outside its permitted range. </p> |
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10065 USER 140=<p> This panic is raised internally by the descriptor formatting functions during the handling of the variable parameter lists. </p> |
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10066 USER 141=<p> This panic is raised internally by the descriptor formatting functions during the handling of the variable parameter lists. </p> |
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10067 USER 142=<p> This panic is raised internally by the descriptor formatting functions during the handling of the variable parameter lists. </p> |
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10068 USER 143=<p> This panic is raised internally by the descriptor formatting functions during the handling of the variable parameter lists. </p> |
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10069 USER 144=<p> This panic is raised internally by the descriptor formatting functions during the handling of the variable parameter lists. </p> |
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10070 USER 145=<p> This panic is raised internally by the descriptor formatting functions during the handling of the variable parameter lists. </p> |
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10071 USER 146=<p> This panic is raised internally by the descriptor formatting functions during the handling of the variable parameter lists. </p> |
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10072 USER 147=<p> This panic is raised internally by the descriptor formatting functions during the handling of the variable parameter lists. </p> |
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10073 USER 148=<p> This panic is raised internally by the descriptor formatting functions during the handling of the variable parameter lists. </p> |
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10074 USER 149=<p> This panic is raised internally by the descriptor formatting functions during the handling of the variable parameter lists. </p> |
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10075 USER 150=<p> This panic is raised internally by the descriptor formatting functions during the handling of the variable parameter lists. </p> |
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10076 USER 151=<p> This panic is raised internally by the descriptor formatting functions during the handling of the variable parameter lists. </p> |
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10077 USER 152=<p> This panic is raised internally by the descriptor formatting functions during the handling of the variable parameter lists. </p> |
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10078 USER 153=<p> This panic is raised internally by the descriptor formatting functions during the handling of the variable parameter lists. </p> |
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10079 USER 154=<p> This panic is raised internally by the descriptor formatting functions during the handling of the variable parameter lists. </p> |
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10080 USER 155=<p> Not used. </p> |
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10081 USER 156=<p> This panic is raised by the variants of the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RArray</code></span> or <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RPointerArray</code></span> constructors that take a value that defines the number of entries for the array. The panic is caused when this number is not positive. </p> |
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10082 USER 157=<p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RChunk::Commit()</code></span> when the value of the offset of the committed region is negative. </p> |
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10083 USER 158=<p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RChunk::Commit()</code></span> when the size of the committed region is negative. </p> |
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10084 USER 159=<p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RChunk::Allocate()</code></span> when the size of the committed region is negative. </p> |
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10085 USER 160=<p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RChunk::Decommit()</code></span> when the value of the offset of the committed region is negative. </p> |
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10086 USER 161=<p> This panic is raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RChunk::Decommit()</code></span> when the size of the committed region is negative. </p> |
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10087 USER 162=<p> This panic is raised when an invalid chunk type is passed to the internal member function <code>RChunk::Create()</code> </p> <p> See <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RChunk</code></span> </p> |
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10088 USER 163=<p> This panic is raised when a global chunk is being created and no name has been specified. </p> <p> See <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RChunk</code></span> </p> |
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10089 USER 164=<p> This panic is raised when creating a 'normal' chunk, and the offset of the bottom of the new committed region from the base of the chunk's reserved region is not zero. </p> <p> See <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RChunk</code></span> </p> |
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10090 USER 165=<p> This panic is raised by the internal function <code>RLibrary::Init()</code> when the function that constructs static data following a DLL load, leaves. </p> <p> See <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RLibrary</code></span> </p> |
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10091 USER 166=<p> This panic is raised internally, if a call to the static data destructors, following closure of a library handle, leaves. </p> |
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10092 USER 167=<p> This panic is raised in a call to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RAllocator::Close()</code></span> when the number of handles is found to be greater than the maximum allowed, i.e. <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RAllocator::EMaxHandles</code></span>. </p> |
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10093 USER 168=<p> This panic is raised by the internal <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RHeap</code></span> constructor when the offset value is invalid, i.e. is negative or not appropriate for the pagesize. </p> |
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10094 USER 169=<p> This panic is raised by the Symbian internal function <code>RHeap::Reduce()</code> on failure. </p> |
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10095 USER 170=<p> This panic is raised by the Symbian internal function <code>RHeap::Reset()</code> on failure. </p> |
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10096 USER 171=<p> This panic is raised by the Symbian internal function <code>RHeap::WalkCheckCell()</code> if it detects a free cell with an invalid size. </p> |
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10097 USER 172=<p> This panic is raised by the Symbian internal function <code>RHeap::Initialise()</code> when an alignment value is invalid, i.e is either less than the size of a <code>TAny*</code> type, or is not a power of 2 (i.e. 2, 4, 8, 16 etc). </p> |
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10098 USER 173=<p> Not used. </p> |
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10099 USER 174=<p> This panic is raised if any unimplemented pure virtual function is called. </p> |
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10100 USER 175=<p> This panic is raised when a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">User::Leave()</code></span> is called and there is no <code class="ApiItem">TRAP</code> frame. </p> |
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10101 USER 176=<p> This panic is raised when a mathematical function fails with an unrecognized exception, i.e. one that is none of: <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">KErrArgument</code></span>, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">KErrDivideByZero</code></span>, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">KErrOverflow</code></span> or <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">KErrUnderflow</code></span>. </p> |
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10102 USER 177=<p> This panic is raised by the Symbian internal function <code>RHeap::WalkCheckCell()</code> on a bad cell type. </p> |
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10103 USER 178=<p> This panic is raised when descriptors convert integers into text, and an invalid radix is passed, i.e. a value that is not one of the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TRadix</code></span> enum values. </p> |
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10104 USER 179=<p> <em>This panic is raised in debug builds only.</em> </p> <p> This panic is raised when converting and appending numbers in descriptors, and buffers are not aligned on even addresses. </p> |
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10105 USER 180=<p> Not used. </p> |
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10106 USER 181=<p> This is raised by a Symbian internal component related to Huffman encoding/decoding. Refer to Symbian </p> |
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10107 USER 182=<p> This is raised by a Symbian internal component related to Huffman encoding/decoding. Refer to Symbian </p> |
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10108 USER 183=<p> This panic is raised by member functions of the internal classes <code>RArrayBase</code> and <code>RPointerArrayBase</code>; specifically: </p> <ul> <li> <p> <code> RArrayBase::BinarySearch()</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code>RArrayBase::BinarySearchUnsigned()</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code>RArrayBase::BinarySearchSigned()</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code>RPointerArrayBase::BinarySearch()</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code>RPointerArrayBase::BinarySearchUnsigned()</code> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code>RPointerArrayBase::BinarySearchSigned()</code> </p> </li> </ul> <p> when the find mode passed to these functions is not recognised. </p> |
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10109 USER 184=<p> This panic is raised on a call to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RNotifier::Notify()</code></span> when the length of one or more of the descriptors containing the displayable text is bigger than the maximum value that a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TUint16</code></span> can hold. </p> |
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10110 USER 185=<p> This panic is raised by the following functions when the month or day value is outside its permitted range of values: </p> <ul> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TMonthName::Set()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TMonthNameAbb::Set()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDayName::Set()</code></span> </p> </li> <li> <p> <code class="ApiItem"> TDayNameAbb::Set()</code> </p> </li> </ul> <p> See also: <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TMonthName</code></span>, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TMonthNameAbb</code></span>, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDayName</code></span> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDayNameAbb</code></span>. </p> |
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10111 USER 186=<p> This panic is raised internally by the descriptor formatting functions during the handling of the variable parameter lists. </p> |
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10112 USER 187=<p> This panic is raised in a call to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDes8::Expand()</code></span>, if either the length, or the maximum length, or the pointer to the data is not an even number. </p> |
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10113 USER 188=<p> This panic is raised in a call to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TDes8::Collapse()</code></span>, if either the length, or the maximum length, or the pointer to the data is not an even number. </p> |
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10114 USER 189=<p> This panic is raised in calls to the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TSecurityPolicy</code></span> constructors, if the specified capability is found to be invalid. </p> <p> See <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TCapability</code></span>. </p> |
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10115 USER 190=<p> This panic is raised in a call to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TSecurityPolicy::CheckPolicy()</code></span>, if the security policy is found to be corrupt. </p> <p> See <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TSecurityPolicy</code></span>. </p> |
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10116 USER 191=<p> This panic is raised in a call to: </p> <p class="CodeBlock"><code>TSecurityPolicy::TSecurityPolicy(TSecPolicyType aType)</code></p> <p> if <code>aType</code> is neither <code>ETypePass</code> nor <code>ETypeFail</code>. </p> <p> See <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TSecurityPolicy</code></span>. </p> |
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10117 USER 192=<p> This panic is raised when constructing an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RPointerArray</code></span> or an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RArray</code></span> if the specified minimum growth step is less than or equal to zero or is greater than 65535. </p> |
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10118 USER 193=<p> This panic is raised when constructing an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RPointerArray</code></span> or an <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RArray</code></span> if the specified exponential growth factor is less than or equal to 1 or is greater than or equal to 128. </p> |
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10119 USER 194=<p> This panic is raised if code inside an __ASSERT_ALWAYS_NO_LEAVE harness leaves. </p> |
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10120 USER 195=<p> This panic is raised when the attempt to grow a cell on the heap fails. </p> |
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10121 USER 196=<p> This panic is raised when an attempt is made to install a Win32 SE handler that is not on the stack. </p> <p> See the internal class <code>TWin32SEHTrap</code>. </p> |
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10122 USER 197=<p> This panic is raised when the caller of an API does not have the right capabilities to call that API. You need to consult the documentation for the specific API for the capabilities needed to call it. </p> |
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10123 USER 198=<p> This panic is raised by the constructor of the internal class <code>RHashTableBase</code> if a NULL function pointer is passed in as the hash function. </p> |
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10124 USER 199=<p> This panic is raised by the constructor of the internal class <code>RHashTableBase</code> if a NULL function pointer is passed in as the identity relation. </p> |
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10125 USER 200=<p> This panic is raised by the constructor of the internal class <code>RHashTableBase</code> if a negative element size is specified. </p> |
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10126 USER 201=<p> This panic is raised by the constructor of the internal class <code>RHashTableBase</code> if the specified key offset is inconsistent with the specified element size. </p> |
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10127 USER 202=<p> This panic is raised by the member function <code>VerifyReform()</code> of the internal class <code>RHashTableBase</code> if a deleted entry still remains after a hash table reform. This panic should never occur as it indicates an error in the hash table implementation. </p> |
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10128 USER 203=<p> This panic is raised by the member function <code>ConsistencyCheck()</code> of the internal class <code>RHashTableBase</code>. It indicates an error in the hash table implementation. </p> |
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10129 USER 204=<p> This panic is raised by the member function <code>ConsistencyCheck()</code> of the internal class <code>RHashTableBase</code>. It indicates an error in the hash table implementation. </p> |
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10130 USER 205=<p> This panic is raised by the member function <code>ConsistencyCheck()</code> of the internal class <code>RHashTableBase</code>. It indicates an error in the hash table implementation. </p> |
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10131 USER 206=<p> This panic is raised by the member function <code>ConsistencyCheck()</code> of the internal class <code>RHashTableBase</code>. It indicates an error in the hash table implementation. </p> |
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10132 USER 207=<p> This panic is raised by the member function <code>ConsistencyCheck()</code> of the internal class <code>RHashTableBase</code>. It indicates an error in the hash table implementation. </p> |
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10133 USER 208=<p> This panic is raised by the member function <code>Next()</code> of the internal class <code>THashTableIterBase</code> if, while attempting to step a hash table iterator to the next entry, the iterator is found to point to an invalid table entry. This will typically occur if elements have been removed from the hash table without resetting the iterator. </p> |
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10134 USER 209=<p> This panic is raised by the member function <code>Current()</code> of the internal class <code>THashTableIterBase</code> if, while interrogating the current position of a hash table iterator, the iterator is found to point to an invalid table entry. This will typically occur if elements have been added to or removed from the hash table without resetting the iterator. </p> |
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10135 USER 210=<p> This panic is raised if an invalid argument is passed to the <code>Reserve()</code> function on any of the hash table classes derived from the internal class <code>RHashTableBase</code>. </p> |
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10136 USER 211=<p> This panic is raised if the Win32 SE handler chain has been corrupted. </p> <p> See the internal class <code>TWin32SEHTrap</code>. </p> |
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10137 USER 212=<p> This panic is raised if a negative valued argument is passed to the <code>Reserve()</code> member function of the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RArray</code></span> or <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RPointerArray</code></span> classes . </p> |
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10138 ViewSrv 1=<p> View Server creation failed. </p> |
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10139 ViewSrv 3=<p> A bad client call was made - i.e. the opcode sent by the client was one not defined in <code>TVwsRequestOpcode</code>. </p> |
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10140 ViewSrv 6=<p> The view that View Server is trying to remove has not been found. </p> |
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10141 ViewSrv 7=<p> An application tried to add a view with an application UID other than its own. </p> |
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10142 ViewSrv 8=<p> The custom message sent along with a view activation request was not copied across to the server properly. </p> |
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10143 ViewSrv 9=<p> An attempt was made to remove the currently active view. </p> |
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10144 ViewSrv 10=<p> A client has requested a view event even though it still has an outstanding request open. </p> |
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10145 ViewSrv 11=<p> The most common panic. A view has taken too long to complete its implementation of <code>ViewActivatedL()</code> and must, therefore, be panicked to stop it from blocking the entire OS. </p> |
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10146 ViewSrv 13=<p> An attempt was made to activate a view that does not support the current screenmode. </p> |
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10147 W32 0=<p>An attempt was made to reconnect to the window server using <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWsSession::Connect()</code></span>. It is only possible to reconnect if the current session has been closed.</p> |
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10148 W32 1=<p>Not used.</p> |
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10149 W32 2=<p>Not used.</p> |
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10150 W32 3=<p>Not used.</p> |
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10151 W32 4=<p>Raised by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CWindowGc::MapColors()</code></span> when its <code>aNumPairs</code> argument has a value greater than 16.</p> |
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10152 W32 5=<p>Data is too long to fit into the window server's client side buffer, see <span class="stripedlink">Client-side buffer</span>.</p><p>Introduced in v6.0.</p> |
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10153 W32 6=<p><code>CWsScreenDevice::SetCustomPalette()</code> was called with a NULL pointer.</p><p>Introduced in v7.0.</p> |
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10154 W32 7=<p><span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CWsScreenDevice::SetPalette()</code></span> failed, but no error code could be returned. Debug builds for the emulator only.</p><p>Introduced in v7.0.</p> |
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10155 W32 8=<p>A direct screen access function was called out of turn.</p><p>Introduced in v7.0.</p> |
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10156 W32 9=<p>An attempt was made to pass an invalid region to the window server. Debug builds only.</p><p>Introduced in v7.0s.</p> |
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10157 CWAPSession 0=<p>Client made unrecognised request to WAP server</p> |
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10158 CWAPSession 1=<p>An IPC error occurred</p> |
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10159 CWAPSession 2=<p>An attempt was made to delete a non-existent sub-session</p> |
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10160 CWAPSession 3=<p>An attempt was made to access a non-existent sub-session</p> |
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10161 WSERV 1=<p> Out of range opcode. </p> <p> The client has sent a request opcode that wasn’t recognised. Each server-side object can only handle some of the requests defined in the window server, and if the request isn’t recognised, this panic is raised. </p> <p> Clients would normally only get this is if they bypass the normal Window Server API. </p> |
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10162 WSERV 2=<p> Invalid command buffer. </p> <p> A corrupt buffer of requests was discovered by the server. This is raised when the buffer itself is noticeably broken, and not when the commands in it are wrong. </p> |
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10163 WSERV 3=<p> Invalid handle. </p> <p> The server couldn’t find the target object for a request in the handle index. This can be raised when a command is sent to the handle for a window that has been closed, for example. </p> |
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10164 WSERV 4=<p> A handle whose value was NULL was detected. </p> <p> For example, when Constructing one of the subclasses of the client-side <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWindowBase</code></span> with a client handle argument of NULL. </p> <p> On the server side, a <code>TWsClCmdCreateWindow</code> with a client handle field of <code>NULL</code> passed as argument to <code>CWsClientWindow::ConstructL()</code> will raise this error. </p> |
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10165 WSERV 5=<p> A single drawing command was too big to fit into the <span class="stripedlink">client-side buffer</span>. </p> <p> The size of the buffer may be increased. See <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWsSession::SetBufferSizeL()</code></span> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWsSession::SetMaxBufferSizeL()</code></span>. </p> |
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10166 WSERV 6=<p> Invalid window handle. </p> <p> A handle which should have referred to a window of a particular type referred to a window of another type, or the object index didn’t recognise the handle. </p> <p> On the server side, this panic is ultimately raised by <code>CWsClient::HandleToWindow()</code> and <code>CWsClient::HandleToClientWindow()</code> during handle conversions. </p> |
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10167 WSERV 7=<p> Invalid bitmap handle. </p> <p> A corrupt bitmap handle was encountered. This is a common panic uncovered when a bitmap handle refers to nothing, or to a server-side object that isn’t a bitmap. </p> <p> Also: </p> <ul> <li> <p> In response to an <code>EWsGcOpUseBrushPattern</code> request if the bitmap parameter couldn’t be used. On the client side, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CWindowGc::UseBrushPattern()</code></span> sends this request. </p> </li> <li> <p> In response to an <code>EWsSpriteOpAppendMember</code> request when the bitmaps for the sprite member can't be created on the server side. On the client side, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWsSpriteBase::AppendMember()</code></span> sends this request. </p> </li> <li> <p> Any failed attempt to duplicate a supplied bitmap. </p> </li> </ul> |
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10168 WSERV 8=<p> Event read already outstanding. </p> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWsSession::EventReady()</code></span>, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWsSession::RedrawReady()</code></span>, or <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWsSession::PriorityKeyReady()</code></span> was called again when an event read was already outstanding, i.e.. when an event was waiting to be delivered by the window server. </p> |
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10169 WSERV 9=<p> Attempted to use a non-active graphics context. </p> <p> A drawing request was sent to a graphics context when the context was not active. </p> <p> On the server side, this panic is raised by <code>CWsGc::CommandL()</code> on all requests received when the context isn’t active except <code>EWsGcOpActivate</code>, <code>EWsGcOpDeactivate</code>, <code>EWsGcOpFree</code>, and <code>EWsGcOpTestInvariant</code>. </p> |
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10170 WSERV 10=<p> Attempted to activate an already active graphics context. </p> <p> On the server side, this is raised by <code>CWsGc::Activate()</code> as a response to a <code>EWsGcOpActivate</code> request. </p> <p> The request is sent by the client-side method <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CWindowGc::Activate()</code></span>. </p> |
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10171 WSERV 11=<p> Window already active. </p> <p> An attempt was made to reactivate an active window. The request is sent by the client-side method <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWindowBase::Activate()</code></span>. </p> <p> On the server side, this panic is raised by <code>CWsClientWindow::Activate()</code> in response to an <code>EWsWinOpActivate</code> request. </p> |
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10172 WSERV 12=<p> Already inside a begin/end redraw pair. </p> <p> A begin-redraw window request was made when the window had already begun redrawing. Begin-redraw messages are paired with end-redraw messages, and ordering is important. Invoking <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWindow::BeginRedraw()</code></span>, then <code>RWindow::BeginRedraw()</code> again before the corresponding <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWindow::EndRedraw()</code></span> raises this panic. </p> <p> On the server side, this panic is raised if an <code>EWsWinOpBeginRedraw</code> request is sent twice before the closing <code>EWsWinOpEndRedraw</code>. </p> |
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10173 WSERV 13=<p> Invalid font handle. </p> <p> On the client-side is raised if <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CWindowGc::UseFont()</code></span> is called with an invalid font handle. </p> <p> On the server side, <code>CWsGc::SetGcAttribute()</code> raises this error in response to an <code>EWsGcOpUseFont</code> request. </p> |
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10174 WSERV 14=<p> Printing with no active font. </p> <p> A command to draw text to a window was sent to a graphics context when no font was set. Any of the overloads of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CWindowGc::DrawTextVertical()</code></span> or <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CWindowGc::DrawText()</code></span> might cause the panic to be raised; the font should be set using <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CWindowGc::UseFont()</code></span> first. </p> <p> On the server side, this panic is raised by <code>CWsGc::DoDrawCommand()</code> in response to any of the requests to display text defined in <code>TWsGcOpcodes</code>. </p> |
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10175 WSERV 15=<p> Attempted to set an invalid text cursor type, see <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWindowGroup::SetTextCursor()</code></span>. </p> <p> Valid types are defined in the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TTextCursor</code></span> struct. </p> |
|
10176 WSERV 16=<p> A drawing command was sent to a graphics context active on a group window. </p> |
|
10177 WSERV 17=<p> Not used. </p> |
|
10178 WSERV 18=<p> Not used. </p> |
|
10179 WSERV 19=<p> Attempted to use a patterned brush when the pattern bitmap has not yet been set — <code>UseBrushPattern()</code>. </p> |
|
10180 WSERV 20=<p> Not used. </p> |
|
10181 WSERV 21=<p> Attempted to do a client destroy function on an illegal handle. </p> <p> A client tried to destroy or cancel a server-side object by its handle on an unrecognised handle, or on a handle of the wrong type for the operation. </p> <p> This panic may be caused by the <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWindowGroup::CancelCaptureKeyUpAndDowns()</code></span> or <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWindowGroup::CancelCaptureKey()</code></span> methods. These correspond to the <code>EWsWinOpCancelCaptureKeyUpsAndDowns</code> and <code>EWsWinOpCancelCaptureKey</code> server requests. In this case, the panic means that there is no such capture key object in existence in the target window group. </p> |
|
10182 WSERV 22=<p> Panic from the Anim DLL. </p> <p> An animation DLL tried either changing its default or next timing interval when its timing mode was set to <code>ESyncNone</code>, or activating a graphics context when the context was already activated. </p> <p> There are a variety of other reasons why this panic might be raised, all which are Anim DLL related. The Animation writer can also cause functions raise this panic. </p> |
|
10183 WSERV 23=<p> Invalid Anim object handle. </p> <p> A null animation handle was detected in the server on receipt of an animation command, possibly because the relevant animation has been deleted. This panic may be raised by a subclass of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RAnim</code></span> calling <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RAnim::Command()</code></span> or <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RAnim::CommandReply()</code></span>. </p> <p> On the server side, the <code>EWsAnimDllOpCommandReply</code> and <code>EWsAnimDllOpCommand</code> requests can raise this panic in <code>CWsAnimDll</code>. </p> |
|
10184 WSERV 24=<p> Leave from a non-leaving animation function. </p> <p> Code in an animated DLL called by the server invoked <code>Leave()</code>. Animated DLL code is provided by the client and run by the server, so unhandled leaves are trapped and the notification is passed on as a client panic. </p> |
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10185 WSERV 25=<p> Not used. </p> |
|
10186 WSERV 26=<p> Not used. </p> |
|
10187 WSERV 27=<p> Not used. </p> |
|
10188 WSERV 28=<p> Inconsistent polygon or polyline data was supplied. For example when restarting without finishing an old polygon. </p> |
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10189 WSERV 29=<p> A client attempted to set a negative shadow height. </p> <p> This panic is caused by a call to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWindowBase::SetShadowHeight()</code></span> with a negative argument. </p> <p> On the server side, <code>CWsClientWindow::CommandL()</code> raises the panic in response to an invalid <code>EWsWinOpSetShadowHeight</code> request. </p> |
|
10190 WSERV 30=<p> Not used. </p> |
|
10191 WSERV 31=<p> The client tried to construct a window with an invalid redraw type. The valid redraw types defined in the enumeration <code>TWinTypes</code> of <code class="filename">w32cmd.h</code>. </p> <p> On the server side, this panic is raised by <code>CWsClientWindow::ConstructL()</code> in response to an initialisation message containing an invalid redraw type. </p> |
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10192 WSERV 32=<p> A server-side redraw region is almost certainly corrupt. </p> <p> This panic is raised when an <code>EWsWinOpGetInvalidRegion</code> is received by a <code>CWsRedrawMsgWindow</code> with a <code>TInt</code> parameter of zero or less. </p> |
|
10193 WSERV 33=<p> The client failed to provide a reply buffer to a server-side function when one was needed. </p> <p> All server-side functions that need more space for their reply than a <code>TInt</code> use the client’s reply buffer. If the client fails to provide space for such replies, this panic will be emitted. </p> <p> This panic is raised by <code>CWsClient::ReplyBuf()</code> when <code>CWsClient</code>’s reply buffer is null. </p> |
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10194 WSERV 34=<p> Not used. </p> |
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10195 WSERV 35=<p> A client passed an invalid or unrecognised corner type or flag. </p> <p> This panic is raised in response to a client call to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWindowBase::SetCornerType()</code></span> when specifying inconsistent or non-existent flags. </p> <p> Valid flags are masked by <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">ECornerTypeMask</code></span>, and recognised types are defined in <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TCornerType</code></span>. These are all defined in <code class="filename">w32std.h</code>. </p> <p> The server raises this panic as a response to <code>EWsWinOpSetCornerType</code> request with an undefined corner type or an unrecognised flag in its parameters. </p> |
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10196 WSERV 36=<p> The server was asked to update a region of a backed-up window which has not had MaintainBackup called on it. </p> <p> A client-side call to either form of <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RBackedUpWindow::UpdateScreen()</code></span> may raise this panic. </p> <p> On the server side, the panic is raised in response to an <code>EWsWinOpUpdateScreenRegion</code> or <code>EWsWinOpUpdateScreen</code> request when not maintaining a full backup of a backed-up window. </p> |
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10197 WSERV 37=<p> Panic raised when it was not possible to read or write data to the client thread. The data is usually contained in a descriptor. </p> |
|
10198 WSERV 38=<p> The client attempted to access a sprite after the sprite's window was destroyed. Note that pointer cursors are implemented as sprites. </p> |
|
10199 WSERV 39=<p> A client requested event data without having received an event telling it that the data was ready. </p> |
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10200 WSERV 40=<p> The mask for a sprite is smaller than the sprite’s bitmap. A mask is permitted to be larger than its bitmap. </p> |
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10201 WSERV 41=<p> Bad sprite handle. </p> <p> A null sprite handle was encountered, or a handle which was supposed to refer to a sprite referred to something else. </p> <p> The client-side methods <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWindowTreeNode::SetCustomPointerCursor()</code></span> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWsSession::SetSystemPointerCursor()</code></span>, amongst others, can cause this panic to be raised; they correspond to the server requests <code>EWsWinOpSetCustomPointerCursor</code> and <code>EWsClOpSetSystemPointerCursor</code>. </p> |
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10202 WSERV 42=<p> A client attempted to set or clear a system pointer cursor without first owning the list of system pointer cursors. </p> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWsSession::SetSystemPointerCursor()</code></span> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWsSession::ClearSystemPointerCursor()</code></span> can raise this panic. See also <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWsSession::ClaimSystemPointerCursorList()</code></span> and <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWsSession::FreeSystemPointerCursorList()</code></span>. </p> <p> The server requests which can raise this panic are <code>EWsClOpSetSystemPointerCursor</code> and <code>EWsClOpClearSystemPointerCursor</code>. </p> |
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10203 WSERV 43=<p> A client attempted to enable a pointer move buffer when none was allocated. </p> <p> <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWindowBase::EnablePointerMoveBuffer()</code></span> can cause this panic to be emitted; the corresponding server request is <code>EWsWinOpEnablePointerMoveBuffer</code>. </p> |
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10204 WSERV 44=<p> Raised in response to commands that send a string, when the string has been incorrectly stored in the command buffer. </p> |
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10205 WSERV 45=<p> Not used. </p> |
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10206 WSERV 46=<p> An invalid call or request parameter was detected by <code>CWsPassword</code>. This can be caused: </p> <ul> <li> <p> By <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWindowBase::PasswordWindow()</code></span> sending an <code>EWsWinOpPasswordWindow</code> server request whose password mode parameter is not recognised. </p> </li> <li> <p> By an attempt to cancel the password window by a client which doesn’t own the window. </p> </li> <li> <p> By <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWsSession::PasswordEntered()</code></span> sending a <code>EWsClOpPasswordEntered</code> server request when no password window has been set, or when the client does not own the password window. </p> </li> </ul> <p> Valid password modes are defined in <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TPasswordMode</code></span> of <code class="filename">w32std.h</code>. </p> |
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10207 WSERV 47=<p> An invalid compute mode was sent to the window server. On the client side, <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWsSession::ComputeMode()</code></span> can do this, the window server request is <code>EWsClOpComputeMode</code>. Valid compute modes are defined in the enumeration <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWsSession::TComputeMode</code></span>, which is declared in <code class="filename">w32std.h</code>. </p> |
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10208 WSERV 48=<p> A client attempted to set the display mode of a backed-up window. This can be done with <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWindowBase::SetRequiredDisplayMode()</code></span> or the <code>EWsWinOpRequiredDisplayMode</code> server request. </p> |
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10209 WSERV 49=<p> A client attempted to get a message when has not been signalled in the server. </p> <p> This panic can be raised on a client thread calling <code class="ApiItem">RWindowGroup::FetchMessage()</code> or sending the <code>EWsWinOpGetMessageSize</code> or <code>EWsWinOpGetMessage</code> messages. </p> |
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10210 WSERV 50=<p> A client tried to send a second initialisation message, i.e. to call <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWsSession::Connect()</code></span> twice. </p> |
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10211 WSERV 51=<p> A client attempted to send a message without specifying a target window. </p> <p> This can be raised, for example, in response to <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWsSession::RequestOffEvents()</code></span> </p> |
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10212 WSERV 52=<p> A client attempted to perform and operation on a window that has had its parent or ancestor deleted. An operation which might raise this panic could be setting the window size, position or extent. </p> <p> Introduced in v5.1 </p> |
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10213 WSERV 53=<p> A client attempted to reset a window group’s default owning window. For example, by calling the function <code class="ApiItem">RWindowGroup::DefaultOwningWindow()</code> twice on the same window group. </p> <p> This is only raised in debug builds. </p> |
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10214 WSERV 54=<p> A client attempted to perform an operation on an invalid screen mode. </p> <p> For example, if the client called the functions <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">CWsScreenDevice::GetScreenModeSizeAndRotation()</code></span> or <code class="ApiItem">CWsScreenDevice::SetScreenMode()</code> with an illegal index. </p> <p> Introduced in v5.1 </p> |
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10215 WSERV 55=<p> A client attempted to set an invalid screen enforcement mode. </p> <p> The valid screen mode enforcement modes are defined in <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">TScreenModeEnforcement</code></span>. </p> <p> Introduced in v5.1 </p> |
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10216 WSERV 56=<p> A client specified an event type which was not a pointer event, when this is what was required by the operation. e.g. <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWindowGroup::SimulatePointerEvent()</code></span>. </p> <p> Introduced in v5.1 </p> |
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10217 WSERV 57=<p> A client attempted to specify a screen rotation or orientation that is not allowed. Each screen size mode has a list of allowed rotations. </p> <p> Introduced in v5.1 </p> |
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10218 WSERV 58=<p> A client attempted to call a function that can only be called on a top level client window on a lower level window. A top level client window is a window with a window group as a parent, e.g. <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWindowBase::MoveToGroup()</code></span>. </p> <p> Introduced in v6.0 </p> |
|
10219 WSERV 59=<p> A client attempted to use a <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RDirectScreenAccess</code></span> object's member functions in the wrong order. </p> <p> Introduced in v7.0 </p> |
|
10220 WSERV 60=<p> The handle to a window server resource is already in use (debug builds only). </p> <p> Introduced in v7.0 </p> |
|
10221 WSERV 61=<p> An attempt was made to set a custom text cursor (using <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWindowGroup::SetTextCursor()</code></span>) but the cursor's type was not recognised. </p> <p> Introduced in v7.0s. </p> |
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10222 WSERV 62=<p> An attempt was made to set a custom text cursor (using <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWindowGroup::SetTextCursor()</code></span>) whose alignment value is invalid. For valid alignment values see the <code class="ApiItem">TCustomTextCursorAlignment</code> enumeration in class <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWsSession</code></span>. </p> <p> Introduced in v7.0s. </p> |
|
10223 WSERV 63=<p> An attempt was made to set a custom text cursor (using <span class="stripedlink"><code class="ApiItem">RWindowGroup::SetTextCursor()</code></span>) that does not have any sprite members set. </p> <p> Introduced in v7.0s. </p> |
|
10224 -1=<p><b>KErrNotFound</b>: Unable to find the specified object</p> |
|
10225 KErrNotFound=<p><b>(-1)</b>: Unable to find the specified object</p> |
|
10226 -2=<p><b>KErrGeneral</b>: General (unspecified) error</p> |
|
10227 KErrGeneral=<p><b>(-2)</b>: General (unspecified) error</p> |
|
10228 -3=<p><b>KErrCancel</b>: The operation was cancelled</p> |
|
10229 KErrCancel=<p><b>(-3)</b>: The operation was cancelled</p> |
|
10230 -4=<p><b>KErrNoMemory</b>: Not enough memory. Close some applications and try again</p> |
|
10231 KErrNoMemory=<p><b>(-4)</b>: Not enough memory. Close some applications and try again</p> |
|
10232 -5=<p><b>KErrNotSupported</b>: The operation requested is not supported</p> |
|
10233 KErrNotSupported=<p><b>(-5)</b>: The operation requested is not supported</p> |
|
10234 -6=<p><b>KErrArgument</b>: Bad request</p> |
|
10235 KErrArgument=<p><b>(-6)</b>: Bad request</p> |
|
10236 -7=<p><b>KErrTotalLossOfPrecision</b>: Total loss of precision</p> |
|
10237 KErrTotalLossOfPrecision=<p><b>(-7)</b>: Total loss of precision</p> |
|
10238 -8=<p><b>KErrBadHandle</b>: Bad object</p> |
|
10239 KErrBadHandle=<p><b>(-8)</b>: Bad object</p> |
|
10240 -9=<p><b>KErrOverflow</b>: Overflow</p> |
|
10241 KErrOverflow=<p><b>(-9)</b>: Overflow</p> |
|
10242 -10=<p><b>KErrUnderflow</b>: Underflow</p> |
|
10243 KErrUnderflow=<p><b>(-10)</b>: Underflow</p> |
|
10244 -11=<p><b>KErrAlreadyExists</b>: Already exists</p> |
|
10245 KErrAlreadyExists=<p><b>(-11)</b>: Already exists</p> |
|
10246 -12=<p><b>KErrPathNotFound</b>: Unable to find the specified folder</p> |
|
10247 KErrPathNotFound=<p><b>(-12)</b>: Unable to find the specified folder</p> |
|
10248 -13=<p><b>KErrDied</b>: Closed</p> |
|
10249 KErrDied=<p><b>(-13)</b>: Closed</p> |
|
10250 -14=<p><b>KErrInUse</b>: The specified object is currently in use by another program</p> |
|
10251 KErrInUse=<p><b>(-14)</b>: The specified object is currently in use by another program</p> |
|
10252 -15=<p><b>KErrServerTerminated</b>: Server has closed</p> |
|
10253 KErrServerTerminated=<p><b>(-15)</b>: Server has closed</p> |
|
10254 -16=<p><b>KErrServerBusy</b>: Server busy</p> |
|
10255 KErrServerBusy=<p><b>(-16)</b>: Server busy</p> |
|
10256 -17=<p><b>KErrCompletion</b>: Completion error</p> |
|
10257 KErrCompletion=<p><b>(-17)</b>: Completion error</p> |
|
10258 -18=<p><b>KErrNotReady</b>: Not ready</p> |
|
10259 KErrNotReady=<p><b>(-18)</b>: Not ready</p> |
|
10260 -19=<p><b>KErrUnknown</b>: Unknown error</p> |
|
10261 KErrUnknown=<p><b>(-19)</b>: Unknown error</p> |
|
10262 -20=<p><b>KErrCorrupt</b>: Corrupt</p> |
|
10263 KErrCorrupt=<p><b>(-20)</b>: Corrupt</p> |
|
10264 -21=<p><b>KErrAccessDenied</b>: Access denied</p> |
|
10265 KErrAccessDenied=<p><b>(-21)</b>: Access denied</p> |
|
10266 -22=<p><b>KErrLocked</b>: Locked</p> |
|
10267 KErrLocked=<p><b>(-22)</b>: Locked</p> |
|
10268 -23=<p><b>KErrWrite</b>: Failed to write</p> |
|
10269 KErrWrite=<p><b>(-23)</b>: Failed to write</p> |
|
10270 -24=<p><b>KErrDisMounted</b>: Wrong disk present</p> |
|
10271 KErrDisMounted=<p><b>(-24)</b>: Wrong disk present</p> |
|
10272 -25=<p><b>KErrEof</b>: Unexpected end of file</p> |
|
10273 KErrEof=<p><b>(-25)</b>: Unexpected end of file</p> |
|
10274 -26=<p><b>KErrDiskFull</b>: Disk full</p> |
|
10275 KErrDiskFull=<p><b>(-26)</b>: Disk full</p> |
|
10276 -27=<p><b>KErrBadDriver</b>: Bad device driver</p> |
|
10277 KErrBadDriver=<p><b>(-27)</b>: Bad device driver</p> |
|
10278 -28=<p><b>KErrBadName</b>: Bad name</p> |
|
10279 KErrBadName=<p><b>(-28)</b>: Bad name</p> |
|
10280 -29=<p><b>KErrCommsLineFail</b>: Comms line failed</p> |
|
10281 KErrCommsLineFail=<p><b>(-29)</b>: Comms line failed</p> |
|
10282 -30=<p><b>KErrCommsFrame</b>: Comms frame error</p> |
|
10283 KErrCommsFrame=<p><b>(-30)</b>: Comms frame error</p> |
|
10284 -31=<p><b>KErrCommsOverrun</b>: Comms overrun error</p> |
|
10285 KErrCommsOverrun=<p><b>(-31)</b>: Comms overrun error</p> |
|
10286 -32=<p><b>KErrCommsParity</b>: Comms parity error</p> |
|
10287 KErrCommsParity=<p><b>(-32)</b>: Comms parity error</p> |
|
10288 -33=<p><b>KErrTimedOut</b>: Timed out</p> |
|
10289 KErrTimedOut=<p><b>(-33)</b>: Timed out</p> |
|
10290 -34=<p><b>KErrCouldNotConnect</b>: Failed to connect</p> |
|
10291 KErrCouldNotConnect=<p><b>(-34)</b>: Failed to connect</p> |
|
10292 -35=<p><b>KErrCouldNotDisconnect</b>: Failed to disconnect</p> |
|
10293 KErrCouldNotDisconnect=<p><b>(-35)</b>: Failed to disconnect</p> |
|
10294 -36=<p><b>KErrDisconnected</b>: Disconnected</p> |
|
10295 KErrDisconnected=<p><b>(-36)</b>: Disconnected</p> |
|
10296 -37=<p><b>KErrBadLibraryEntryPoint</b>: Bad library entry point</p> |
|
10297 KErrBadLibraryEntryPoint=<p><b>(-37)</b>: Bad library entry point</p> |
|
10298 -38=<p><b>KErrBadDescriptor</b>: Bad descriptor</p> |
|
10299 KErrBadDescriptor=<p><b>(-38)</b>: Bad descriptor</p> |
|
10300 -39=<p><b>KErrAbort</b>: Interrupted</p> |
|
10301 KErrAbort=<p><b>(-39)</b>: Interrupted</p> |
|
10302 -40=<p><b>KErrTooBig</b>: Too big</p> |
|
10303 KErrTooBig=<p><b>(-40)</b>: Too big</p> |
|
10304 -41=<p><b>KErrDivideByZero</b>: Divide by zero</p> |
|
10305 KErrDivideByZero=<p><b>(-41)</b>: Divide by zero</p> |
|
10306 -42=<p><b>KErrBadPower</b>: Batteries too low</p> |
|
10307 KErrBadPower=<p><b>(-42)</b>: Batteries too low</p> |
|
10308 -43=<p><b>KErrDirFull</b>: Folder full</p> |
|
10309 KErrDirFull=<p><b>(-43)</b>: Folder full</p> |
|
10310 -44=<p><b>KErrHardwareNotAvailable</b>: </p> |
|
10311 KErrHardwareNotAvailable=<p><b>(-44)</b>: </p> |
|
10312 -45=<p><b>KErrSessionClosed</b>: </p> |
|
10313 KErrSessionClosed=<p><b>(-45)</b>: </p> |
|
10314 -46=<p><b>KErrPermissionDenied</b>: Permission denied when attempting operation</p> |
|
10315 KErrPermissionDenied=<p><b>(-46)</b>: Permission denied when attempting operation</p> |
|
10316 -101=<p><b>KFaxErrModemNotWorking</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine. The fax modem has failed</p> |
|
10317 KFaxErrModemNotWorking=<p><b>(-101)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine. The fax modem has failed</p> |
|
10318 -102=<p><b>KFaxErrCannotConnect</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10319 KFaxErrCannotConnect=<p><b>(-102)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10320 -103=<p><b>KFaxErrCSIorCIG</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10321 KFaxErrCSIorCIG=<p><b>(-103)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10322 -104=<p><b>KFaxErrDISorDTC</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10323 KFaxErrDISorDTC=<p><b>(-104)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10324 -105=<p><b>KFaxErrFrameFail</b>: The connection to the fax machine has been broken</p> |
|
10325 KFaxErrFrameFail=<p><b>(-105)</b>: The connection to the fax machine has been broken</p> |
|
10326 -106=<p><b>KFaxErrAtNegotiatedSpeed</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10327 KFaxErrAtNegotiatedSpeed=<p><b>(-106)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10328 -107=<p><b>KFaxErrCFR</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10329 KFaxErrCFR=<p><b>(-107)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10330 -108=<p><b>KFaxErrMCF</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10331 KFaxErrMCF=<p><b>(-108)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10332 -109=<p><b>KFaxErrCRP</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10333 KFaxErrCRP=<p><b>(-109)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10334 -110=<p><b>KFaxErrNoDial</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine. Could not dial fax number</p> |
|
10335 KFaxErrNoDial=<p><b>(-110)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine. Could not dial fax number</p> |
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10336 -111=<p><b>KFaxErrNoDialTone</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine. No dial tone was detected</p> |
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10337 KFaxErrNoDialTone=<p><b>(-111)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine. No dial tone was detected</p> |
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10338 -112=<p><b>KFaxErrBusy</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine. The line is busy</p> |
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10339 KFaxErrBusy=<p><b>(-112)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine. The line is busy</p> |
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10340 -113=<p><b>KFaxErrNoAnswer</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine. The call was not answered</p> |
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10341 KFaxErrNoAnswer=<p><b>(-113)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine. The call was not answered</p> |
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10342 -114=<p><b>KFaxErrNoCarrier</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine. The call was not answered by a fax machine</p> |
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10343 KFaxErrNoCarrier=<p><b>(-114)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine. The call was not answered by a fax machine</p> |
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10344 -115=<p><b>KFaxErrRemoteCannotReceive</b>: Could not send to the fax machine. The fax machine is unable to receive faxes</p> |
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10345 KFaxErrRemoteCannotReceive=<p><b>(-115)</b>: Could not send to the fax machine. The fax machine is unable to receive faxes</p> |
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10346 -116=<p><b>KFaxErrCompression</b>: Panic</p> |
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10347 KFaxErrCompression=<p><b>(-116)</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10348 -117=<p><b>KFaxErrPageTooLong</b>: Panic</p> |
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10349 KFaxErrPageTooLong=<p><b>(-117)</b>: Panic</p> |
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10350 -118=<p><b>KFaxErrDCN</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10351 KFaxErrDCN=<p><b>(-118)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10352 -119=<p><b>KFaxErrRemoteDCN</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
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10353 KFaxErrRemoteDCN=<p><b>(-119)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10354 -120=<p><b>KFaxErrHDLC</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10355 KFaxErrHDLC=<p><b>(-120)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10356 -121=<p><b>KFaxErrStopAndWait</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10357 KFaxErrStopAndWait=<p><b>(-121)</b>: Panic</p> |
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10358 -122=<p><b>KFaxErrTrainStop</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10359 KFaxErrTrainStop=<p><b>(-122)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10360 -123=<p><b>KFaxErrReceiveTimeout</b>: Could not send to the fax machine. The connection has timed out</p> |
|
10361 KFaxErrReceiveTimeout=<p><b>(-123)</b>: Could not send to the fax machine. The connection has timed out</p> |
|
10362 -124=<p><b>KFaxErrCannotEndData</b>: The connection to the fax machine has been broken</p> |
|
10363 KFaxErrCannotEndData=<p><b>(-124)</b>: The connection to the fax machine has been broken</p> |
|
10364 -125=<p><b>KFaxErrEOP</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10365 KFaxErrEOP=<p><b>(-125)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10366 -126=<p><b>KFaxErrMPS</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10367 KFaxErrMPS=<p><b>(-126)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10368 -127=<p><b>KFaxErrNoReceiveMode</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10369 KFaxErrNoReceiveMode=<p><b>(-127)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10370 -128=<p><b>KFaxErrCannotAnswer</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10371 KFaxErrCannotAnswer=<p><b>(-128)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10372 -129=<p><b>KFaxErrPrematureHangup</b>: Could not receive fax. The fax machine ended the call</p> |
|
10373 KFaxErrPrematureHangup=<p><b>(-129)</b>: Could not receive fax. The fax machine ended the call</p> |
|
10374 -130=<p><b>KFaxErrModemResponse</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10375 KFaxErrModemResponse=<p><b>(-130)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10376 -131=<p><b>KFaxErrPrematureOK</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10377 KFaxErrPrematureOK=<p><b>(-131)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10378 -132=<p><b>KFaxErrNoFinalOK</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10379 KFaxErrNoFinalOK=<p><b>(-132)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10380 -133=<p><b>KFaxErrUnknownPageCode</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10381 KFaxErrUnknownPageCode=<p><b>(-133)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10382 -134=<p><b>KFaxErrNoHangup</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10383 KFaxErrNoHangup=<p><b>(-134)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10384 -135=<p><b>KFaxErrNoNegotiate</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10385 KFaxErrNoNegotiate=<p><b>(-135)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10386 -136=<p><b>KFaxErrModemDisconnect</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10387 KFaxErrModemDisconnect=<p><b>(-136)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10388 -137=<p><b>KFaxErrWrongModemType</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10389 KFaxErrWrongModemType=<p><b>(-137)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10390 -138=<p><b>KFaxErrTrainFail</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10391 KFaxErrTrainFail=<p><b>(-138)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10392 -139=<p><b>KFaxTransmitterStalled</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10393 KFaxTransmitterStalled=<p><b>(-139)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10394 -140=<p><b>KFaxReceiverOverflow</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10395 KFaxReceiverOverflow=<p><b>(-140)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10396 -141=<p><b>KFaxCannotOpenPort</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10397 KFaxCannotOpenPort=<p><b>(-141)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10398 -142=<p><b>KFaxCannotCloseStore</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10399 KFaxCannotCloseStore=<p><b>(-142)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10400 -143=<p><b>KFaxCannotOpenStore</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10401 KFaxCannotOpenStore=<p><b>(-143)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10402 -144=<p><b>KFaxThreadError</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10403 KFaxThreadError=<p><b>(-144)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10404 -145=<p><b>KFaxFileSessionError</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10405 KFaxFileSessionError=<p><b>(-145)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10406 -146=<p><b>KFaxLogCreateError</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10407 KFaxLogCreateError=<p><b>(-146)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10408 -147=<p><b>KFaxFileSeeKError</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10409 KFaxFileSeeKError=<p><b>(-147)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10410 -148=<p><b>KFaxPDDError</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10411 KFaxPDDError=<p><b>(-148)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10412 -149=<p><b>KFaxLDDError</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10413 KFaxLDDError=<p><b>(-149)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10414 -150=<p><b>KFaxC32Error</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10415 KFaxC32Error=<p><b>(-150)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10416 -151=<p><b>KFaxCommsServerError</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10417 KFaxCommsServerError=<p><b>(-151)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10418 -152=<p><b>KFaxCommsPortError</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10419 KFaxCommsPortError=<p><b>(-152)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10420 -153=<p><b>KFaxCancelRequested</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10421 KFaxCancelRequested=<p><b>(-153)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10422 -154=<p><b>KFaxNoClass2Xon</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10423 KFaxNoClass2Xon=<p><b>(-154)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10424 -155=<p><b>KFaxConfigError</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10425 KFaxConfigError=<p><b>(-155)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10426 -156=<p><b>KFaxCannotAutodetect</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10427 KFaxCannotAutodetect=<p><b>(-156)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10428 -157=<p><b>KCannotFindFirstPage</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10429 KCannotFindFirstPage=<p><b>(-157)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10430 -158=<p><b>KFaxBadInitialization</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10431 KFaxBadInitialization=<p><b>(-158)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10432 -159=<p><b>KFaxOnlyJustAutoDetected</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10433 KFaxOnlyJustAutoDetected=<p><b>(-159)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10434 -160=<p><b>KFaxBelowMinSpeed</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10435 KFaxBelowMinSpeed=<p><b>(-160)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10436 -161=<p><b>KFaxPollingUnsupported</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10437 KFaxPollingUnsupported=<p><b>(-161)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10438 -162=<p><b>KFaxNothingToPoll</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10439 KFaxNothingToPoll=<p><b>(-162)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10440 -163=<p><b>KfaxEtelServerError</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10441 KfaxEtelServerError=<p><b>(-163)</b>: Could not connect to the fax machine</p> |
|
10442 -170=<p><b>KPop3CannotConnect</b>: The POP3 server refused to allow a connection</p> |
|
10443 KPop3CannotConnect=<p><b>(-170)</b>: The POP3 server refused to allow a connection</p> |
|
10444 -171=<p><b>KPop3InvalidUser</b>: The POP3 server refused to allow a connection. Check your mailbox username</p> |
|
10445 KPop3InvalidUser=<p><b>(-171)</b>: The POP3 server refused to allow a connection. Check your mailbox username</p> |
|
10446 -172=<p><b>KPop3InvalidLogin</b>: The POP3 server refused to allow a connection. Check your mailbox username and password</p> |
|
10447 KPop3InvalidLogin=<p><b>(-172)</b>: The POP3 server refused to allow a connection. Check your mailbox username and password</p> |
|
10448 -173=<p><b>KPop3CannotCreateApopLogonString</b>: Could not create secure logon string. Mailbox server may not support secure logon</p> |
|
10449 KPop3CannotCreateApopLogonString=<p><b>(-173)</b>: Could not create secure logon string. Mailbox server may not support secure logon</p> |
|
10450 -174=<p><b>KPop3ProblemWithRemotePopServer</b>: Problem communicating with POP3 server</p> |
|
10451 KPop3ProblemWithRemotePopServer=<p><b>(-174)</b>: Problem communicating with POP3 server</p> |
|
10452 -175=<p><b>KPop3CannotOpenServiceEntry</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10453 KPop3CannotOpenServiceEntry=<p><b>(-175)</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10454 -176=<p><b>KPop3CannotSetRequiredFolderContext</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10455 KPop3CannotSetRequiredFolderContext=<p><b>(-176)</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10456 -177=<p><b>KPop3InvalidApopLogin</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10457 KPop3InvalidApopLogin=<p><b>(-177)</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10458 -180=<p><b>KImsKErrorDNSNotFound</b>: Could not find a DNS server. Please check the DNS address in the internet control panel</p> |
|
10459 KImsKErrorDNSNotFound=<p><b>(-180)</b>: Could not find a DNS server. Please check the DNS address in the internet control panel</p> |
|
10460 -181=<p><b>KImsKErrorControlPanelLocked</b>: Could not connect to internet. Please ensure the internet control panel Or equivalent description to internet control panel is closed</p> |
|
10461 KImsKErrorControlPanelLocked=<p><b>(-181)</b>: Could not connect to internet. Please ensure the internet control panel Or equivalent description to internet control panel is closed</p> |
|
10462 -190=<p><b>KErrNetUnreach</b>: Could not connect to the network. Currently unreachable</p> |
|
10463 KErrNetUnreach=<p><b>(-190)</b>: Could not connect to the network. Currently unreachable</p> |
|
10464 -191=<p><b>KErrHostUnreach</b>: Could not connect to the specified server</p> |
|
10465 KErrHostUnreach=<p><b>(-191)</b>: Could not connect to the specified server</p> |
|
10466 -192=<p><b>KErrNoProtocolOpt</b>: The specified server refuses the selected protocol</p> |
|
10467 KErrNoProtocolOpt=<p><b>(-192)</b>: The specified server refuses the selected protocol</p> |
|
10468 -193=<p><b>KErrUrgentData</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10469 KErrUrgentData=<p><b>(-193)</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10470 -200=<p><b>KErrImapConnectFail</b>: Could not connect to IMAP4 server</p> |
|
10471 KErrImapConnectFail=<p><b>(-200)</b>: Could not connect to IMAP4 server</p> |
|
10472 -201=<p><b>KErrImapServerFail</b>: The connection to the IMAP4 server has been broken</p> |
|
10473 KErrImapServerFail=<p><b>(-201)</b>: The connection to the IMAP4 server has been broken</p> |
|
10474 -202=<p><b>KErrImapServerParse</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10475 KErrImapServerParse=<p><b>(-202)</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10476 -203=<p><b>KErrImapServerBusy</b>: The IMAP4 server refused to allow connection. The server is currently busy</p> |
|
10477 KErrImapServerBusy=<p><b>(-203)</b>: The IMAP4 server refused to allow connection. The server is currently busy</p> |
|
10478 -204=<p><b>KErrImapServerVersion</b>: Could not connect to the IMAP server. The IMAP server is of the wrong version</p> |
|
10479 KErrImapServerVersion=<p><b>(-204)</b>: Could not connect to the IMAP server. The IMAP server is of the wrong version</p> |
|
10480 -205=<p><b>KErrImapSendFail</b>: Could not transmit to the IMAP4 server</p> |
|
10481 KErrImapSendFail=<p><b>(-205)</b>: Could not transmit to the IMAP4 server</p> |
|
10482 -206=<p><b>KErrImapBadLogon</b>: The IMAP4 server refused to allow a connection. Check your mailbox username and password</p> |
|
10483 KErrImapBadLogon=<p><b>(-206)</b>: The IMAP4 server refused to allow a connection. Check your mailbox username and password</p> |
|
10484 -207=<p><b>KErrImapSelectFail</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10485 KErrImapSelectFail=<p><b>(-207)</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10486 -208=<p><b>KErrImapWrongFolder</b>: Could not select an IMAP4 folder</p> |
|
10487 KErrImapWrongFolder=<p><b>(-208)</b>: Could not select an IMAP4 folder</p> |
|
10488 -240=<p><b>KSmtpNoMailFromErr</b>: Could not send email due to an invalid return email address. Check your email address in your account settings</p> |
|
10489 KSmtpNoMailFromErr=<p><b>(-240)</b>: Could not send email due to an invalid return email address. Check your email address in your account settings</p> |
|
10490 -241=<p><b>KSmtpUnknownErr</b>: Problem while sending email</p> |
|
10491 KSmtpUnknownErr=<p><b>(-241)</b>: Problem while sending email</p> |
|
10492 -242=<p><b>KSmtpBadMailFromAddress</b>: "Email message has an invalid ""From"" address"</p> |
|
10493 KSmtpBadMailFromAddress=<p><b>(-242)</b>: "Email message has an invalid ""From"" address"</p> |
|
10494 -243=<p><b>KSmtpBadRcptToAddress</b>: "Email message has an invalid ""To""</p> |
|
10495 KSmtpBadRcptToAddress=<p><b>(-243)</b>: "Email message has an invalid ""To""</p> |
|
10496 -244=<p><b>KSmtpLoginRefused</b>: SMTP server refused to allow connection</p> |
|
10497 KSmtpLoginRefused=<p><b>(-244)</b>: SMTP server refused to allow connection</p> |
|
10498 -500=<p><b>KBspInvalidMessage</b>: Corrupt message cannot be read.</p> |
|
10499 KBspInvalidMessage=<p><b>(-500)</b>: Corrupt message cannot be read.</p> |
|
10500 -501=<p><b>KBspSmartMessageInvalidToken</b>: Corrupt message cannot be read.</p> |
|
10501 KBspSmartMessageInvalidToken=<p><b>(-501)</b>: Corrupt message cannot be read.</p> |
|
10502 -502=<p><b>KBspSmartMessageNoParserDefined</b>: Unknown message type cannot be read.</p> |
|
10503 KBspSmartMessageNoParserDefined=<p><b>(-502)</b>: Unknown message type cannot be read.</p> |
|
10504 -510=<p><b>KIacpUnknownSmsType</b>: Unknown message type cannot be read.</p> |
|
10505 KIacpUnknownSmsType=<p><b>(-510)</b>: Unknown message type cannot be read.</p> |
|
10506 -511=<p><b>KIacpBIOMsgTypeNotSupported</b>: Unknown message type cannot be read.</p> |
|
10507 KIacpBIOMsgTypeNotSupported=<p><b>(-511)</b>: Unknown message type cannot be read.</p> |
|
10508 -512=<p><b>KiacpMandatoryDataNotSet</b>: Corrupt message cannot be read.</p> |
|
10509 KiacpMandatoryDataNotSet=<p><b>(-512)</b>: Corrupt message cannot be read.</p> |
|
10510 -513=<p><b>KIacpUnknownMailProtocol</b>: Mailbox configuration message refers to an unknown protocol.</p> |
|
10511 KIacpUnknownMailProtocol=<p><b>(-513)</b>: Mailbox configuration message refers to an unknown protocol.</p> |
|
10512 -514=<p><b>KIacpErrRightToken</b>: Corrupt message cannot be read.</p> |
|
10513 KIacpErrRightToken=<p><b>(-514)</b>: Corrupt message cannot be read.</p> |
|
10514 -515=<p><b>KIacpErrLeftToken</b>: Corrupt message cannot be read.</p> |
|
10515 KIacpErrLeftToken=<p><b>(-515)</b>: Corrupt message cannot be read.</p> |
|
10516 -516=<p><b>KIacpErrSmsDataNotParsed</b>: Corrupt message cannot be read.</p> |
|
10517 KIacpErrSmsDataNotParsed=<p><b>(-516)</b>: Corrupt message cannot be read.</p> |
|
10518 -517=<p><b>KIacpErrSmsDataNotRestored</b>: Corrupt message cannot be read.</p> |
|
10519 KIacpErrSmsDataNotRestored=<p><b>(-517)</b>: Corrupt message cannot be read.</p> |
|
10520 -518=<p><b>KIacpScriptErrISPNotFound</b>: Mailbox configuration message specifies an unknown Internet Access Point.</p> |
|
10521 KIacpScriptErrISPNotFound=<p><b>(-518)</b>: Mailbox configuration message specifies an unknown Internet Access Point.</p> |
|
10522 -519=<p><b>KIacpErrScriptNotDefined</b>: Message script error.</p> |
|
10523 KIacpErrScriptNotDefined=<p><b>(-519)</b>: Message script error.</p> |
|
10524 -520=<p><b>KIacpErrScriptNotFoundInDB</b>: Message script error.</p> |
|
10525 KIacpErrScriptNotFoundInDB=<p><b>(-520)</b>: Message script error.</p> |
|
10526 -521=<p><b>KIacpErrScriptAlreadyAdd</b>: Message script error.</p> |
|
10527 KIacpErrScriptAlreadyAdd=<p><b>(-521)</b>: Message script error.</p> |
|
10528 -1000=<p><b>KErrExtended</b>: </p> |
|
10529 KErrWouldBlock=<p><b>(-1000)</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10530 KErrExtended=<p><b>(-1000)</b>: </p> |
|
10531 -1001=<p><b>KErrExtendedWithText</b>: </p> |
|
10532 KErrExtendedWithText=<p><b>(-1001)</b>: </p> |
|
10533 -1002=<p><b>KLeaveWithoutAlert</b>: </p> |
|
10534 KLeaveWithoutAlert=<p><b>(-1002)</b>: </p> |
|
10535 -1003=<p><b>KLeaveExit</b>: </p> |
|
10536 KLeaveExit=<p><b>(-1003)</b>: </p> |
|
10537 -2000=<p><b>KErrEtelNotCallOwner</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10538 KErrEtelNotCallOwner=<p><b>(-2000)</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10539 -2001=<p><b>KErrEtelDuplicatePhoneName</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10540 KErrEtelDuplicatePhoneName=<p><b>(-2001)</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10541 -2002=<p><b>KErrEtelAlreadyCallOwner</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10542 KErrEtelAlreadyCallOwner=<p><b>(-2002)</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10543 -2003=<p><b>KErrEtelNoCarrier</b>: Problem communicating receiving device. Call was unexpectedly dropped</p> |
|
10544 KErrEtelNoCarrier=<p><b>(-2003)</b>: Problem communicating receiving device. Call was unexpectedly dropped</p> |
|
10545 -2004=<p><b>KErrEtelBusyDetected</b>: Phone number is busy. Wait before trying again</p> |
|
10546 KErrEtelBusyDetected=<p><b>(-2004)</b>: Phone number is busy. Wait before trying again</p> |
|
10547 -2005=<p><b>KErrEtelNoClientInterestedInThisCall</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10548 KErrEtelNoClientInterestedInThisCall=<p><b>(-2005)</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10549 -2006=<p><b>KErrEtelInitialisationFailure</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10550 KErrEtelInitialisationFailure=<p><b>(-2006)</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10551 -2007=<p><b>KErrEtelCallNotActive</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10552 KErrEtelCallNotActive=<p><b>(-2007)</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10553 -2008=<p><b>KErrEtelNoAnswer</b>: Call was not answered</p> |
|
10554 KErrEtelNoAnswer=<p><b>(-2008)</b>: Call was not answered</p> |
|
10555 -2009=<p><b>KErrEtelNoDialTone</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10556 KErrEtelNoDialTone=<p><b>(-2009)</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10557 -2010=<p><b>KErrEtelConfigPortFailure</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10558 KErrEtelConfigPortFailure=<p><b>(-2010)</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10559 -2011=<p><b>KErrEtelFaxChunkNotCreated</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10560 KErrEtelFaxChunkNotCreated=<p><b>(-2011)</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10561 -2012=<p><b>KErrEtelNotFaxOwner</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10562 KErrEtelNotFaxOwner=<p><b>(-2012)</b>: Panic</p> |
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10563 -2013=<p><b>KErrEtelPortNotLoanedToClient</b>: Panic</p> |
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10564 KErrEtelPortNotLoanedToClient=<p><b>(-2013)</b>: Panic</p> |
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10565 -2014=<p><b>KErrEtelWrongModemType</b>: Panic</p> |
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10566 KErrEtelWrongModemType=<p><b>(-2014)</b>: Panic</p> |
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10567 -2015=<p><b>KErrEtelUnknownModemCapability</b>: Panic</p> |
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10568 KErrEtelUnknownModemCapability=<p><b>(-2015)</b>: Panic</p> |
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10569 -2016=<p><b>KErrEtelAnswerAlreadyOutstanding</b>: Panic</p> |
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10570 KErrEtelAnswerAlreadyOutstanding=<p><b>(-2016)</b>: Panic</p> |
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10571 -2017=<p><b>KErrEtelModemNotDetected</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10572 KErrEtelModemNotDetected=<p><b>(-2017)</b>: Panic</p> |
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10573 -2018=<p><b>KErrEtelModemSettingsCorrupt</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10574 KErrEtelModemSettingsCorrupt=<p><b>(-2018)</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10575 -3001=<p><b>KErrExitNoModem</b>: No response from phone. Ensure phone is switched on</p> |
|
10576 KErrExitNoModem=<p><b>(-3001)</b>: No response from phone. Ensure phone is switched on</p> |
|
10577 -3002=<p><b>KErrExitModemError</b>: Problem communicating with Internet service's modem</p> |
|
10578 KErrExitModemError=<p><b>(-3002)</b>: Problem communicating with Internet service's modem</p> |
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10579 -3003=<p><b>KErrExitLoginFail</b>: Internet username or password is incorrect.</p> |
|
10580 KErrExitLoginFail=<p><b>(-3003)</b>: Internet username or password is incorrect.</p> |
|
10581 -3004=<p><b>KErrExitScriptTimeOut</b>: Internet service login script timed out. Internet service login script may be incorrect.</p> |
|
10582 KErrExitScriptTimeOut=<p><b>(-3004)</b>: Internet service login script timed out. Internet service login script may be incorrect.</p> |
|
10583 -3005=<p><b>KErrExitScriptError</b>: Problem with Internet service login script. Internet service login script may be incorrect.</p> |
|
10584 KErrExitScriptError=<p><b>(-3005)</b>: Problem with Internet service login script. Internet service login script may be incorrect.</p> |
|
10585 -3006=<p><b>KErrNetDialDatabaseDefaultUndefined</b>: </p> |
|
10586 KErrNetDialDatabaseDefaultUndefined=<p><b>(-3006)</b>: </p> |
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10587 -3007=<p><b>KErrNetDialDatabaseTypeUnknown</b>: </p> |
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10588 KErrNetDialDatabaseTypeUnknown=<p><b>(-3007)</b>: </p> |
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10589 -3008=<p><b>KErrNetDialDatabaseNotFound</b>: </p> |
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10590 KErrNetDialDatabaseNotFound=<p><b>(-3008)</b>: </p> |
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10591 -3009=<p><b>KErrNetDialHscsdNotSupported</b>: </p> |
|
10592 KErrNetDialHscsdNotSupported=<p><b>(-3009)</b>: </p> |
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10593 -3050=<p><b>KErrIfAuthenticationFailure</b>: Internet username or password is incorrect</p> |
|
10594 KErrIfAuthenticationFailure=<p><b>(-3050)</b>: Internet username or password is incorrect</p> |
|
10595 -3051=<p><b>KErrIfAuthNotSecure</b>: Internet service server only allows plain text authentication. This is currently disabled.</p> |
|
10596 KErrIfAuthNotSecure=<p><b>(-3051)</b>: Internet service server only allows plain text authentication. This is currently disabled.</p> |
|
10597 -3052=<p><b>KErrIfAccountDisabled</b>: Could not connect to Internet service. Your account has been disabled</p> |
|
10598 KErrIfAccountDisabled=<p><b>(-3052)</b>: Could not connect to Internet service. Your account has been disabled</p> |
|
10599 -3053=<p><b>KErrIfRestrictedLogonHours</b>: Could not connect to Internet service. Your account is only active during restricted hours</p> |
|
10600 KErrIfRestrictedLogonHours=<p><b>(-3053)</b>: Could not connect to Internet service. Your account is only active during restricted hours</p> |
|
10601 -3054=<p><b>KErrIfPasswdExpired</b>: Could not connect to Internet service. Your Internet password has expired</p> |
|
10602 KErrIfPasswdExpired=<p><b>(-3054)</b>: Could not connect to Internet service. Your Internet password has expired</p> |
|
10603 -3055=<p><b>KErrIfNoDialInPermission</b>: Could not connect to Internet service. Your do not have dial-in permission</p> |
|
10604 KErrIfNoDialInPermission=<p><b>(-3055)</b>: Could not connect to Internet service. Your do not have dial-in permission</p> |
|
10605 -3056=<p><b>KErrIfChangingPassword</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10606 KErrIfChangingPassword=<p><b>(-3056)</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10607 -3057=<p><b>KErrIfCallbackNotAcceptable</b>: Could not connect to Internet service. Callback is not supported</p> |
|
10608 KErrIfCallbackNotAcceptable=<p><b>(-3057)</b>: Could not connect to Internet service. Callback is not supported</p> |
|
10609 -3058=<p><b>KErrIfDNSNotFound</b>: Could not find specified Internet server</p> |
|
10610 KErrIfDNSNotFound=<p><b>(-3058)</b>: Could not find specified Internet server</p> |
|
10611 -3059=<p><b>KErrIfLRDBadLine</b>: Bad line to Internet service dropped</p> |
|
10612 KErrIfLRDBadLine=<p><b>(-3059)</b>: Bad line to Internet service dropped</p> |
|
10613 -3060=<p><b>KErrIfNoServerPresent</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10614 KErrIfNoServerPresent=<p><b>(-3060)</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10615 -3061=<p><b>KErrIfRemoteDisconnected</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10616 KErrIfRemoteDisconnected=<p><b>(-3061)</b>: Panic</p> |
|
10617 -3201=<p><b>KErrMMEtelWrongMode</b>: Client has requested a mode-specific API service and the phone is currently in the wrong mode.</p> |
|
10618 KErrMMEtelWrongMode=<p><b>(-3201)</b>: Client has requested a mode-specific API service and the phone is currently in the wrong mode.</p> |
|
10619 -3202=<p><b>KErrMMEtelFailedDueToModeChange</b>: Error code to cater for requests that fail because the mode changes mid-way during servicing that request</p> |
|
10620 KErrMMEtelFailedDueToModeChange=<p><b>(-3202)</b>: Error code to cater for requests that fail because the mode changes mid-way during servicing that request</p> |
|
10621 -3203=<p><b>KErrMMEtelRemoteEndTermination</b>: Remote user (or network) has terminated an ongoing call.</p> |
|
10622 KErrMMEtelRemoteEndTermination=<p><b>(-3203)</b>: Remote user (or network) has terminated an ongoing call.</p> |
|
10623 -3204=<p><b>KErrMMEtelSmsFormatNotSupported</b>: Client requested a message format that is not supported by TSY anor phone.</p> |
|
10624 KErrMMEtelSmsFormatNotSupported=<p><b>(-3204)</b>: Client requested a message format that is not supported by TSY anor phone.</p> |
|
10625 -3205=<p><b>KErrMMEtelFeatureCodeNotSet</b>: Client requests a service whose feature code has not been programmed e.g. Call Forwarding.</p> |
|
10626 KErrMMEtelFeatureCodeNotSet=<p><b>(-3205)</b>: Client requests a service whose feature code has not been programmed e.g. Call Forwarding.</p> |
|
10627 -3206=<p><b>KErrMMEtelNetworkNotResponding</b>: "Network has failed to respond to an MS initiated request e.g. ""flash info"""</p> |
|
10628 KErrMMEtelNetworkNotResponding=<p><b>(-3206)</b>: "Network has failed to respond to an MS initiated request e.g. ""flash info"""</p> |
|
10629 -3207=<p><b>KErrMMEtelCallForbidden</b>: Client requests a call to a destination that is forbidden.</p> |
|
10630 KErrMMEtelCallForbidden=<p><b>(-3207)</b>: Client requests a call to a destination that is forbidden.</p> |
|
10631 -3208=<p><b>KErrMMEtelMaxReached</b>: The maximum number of entries in astore has been reached.</p> |
|
10632 KErrMMEtelMaxReached=<p><b>(-3208)</b>: The maximum number of entries in astore has been reached.</p> |
|
10633 -3209=<p><b>KErrMMEtelCallTerminated</b>: Remote user (or network) has terminated an ongoing call.</p> |
|
10634 KErrMMEtelCallTerminated=<p><b>(-3209)</b>: Remote user (or network) has terminated an ongoing call.</p> |
|
10635 -3210=<p><b>KErrMMEtelFormatNotSupported</b>: The client requested a message format that is not supported by TSY anor phone.</p> |
|
10636 KErrMMEtelFormatNotSupported=<p><b>(-3210)</b>: The client requested a message format that is not supported by TSY anor phone.</p> |
|
10637 -3211=<p><b>KErrMMEtelHiddenEntry</b>: The phonebook entry is hidden.This is a USIM phonebook specific error.</p> |
|
10638 KErrMMEtelHiddenEntry=<p><b>(-3211)</b>: The phonebook entry is hidden.This is a USIM phonebook specific error.</p> |
|
10639 -3212=<p><b>KErrMMEtelFallbacktoVoice</b>: The request to answer a multimedia call has failed because the network can now only support voice.</p> |
|
10640 KErrMMEtelFallbacktoVoice=<p><b>(-3212)</b>: The request to answer a multimedia call has failed because the network can now only support voice.</p> |
|
10641 -3213=<p><b>KErrMMEtelMacVerificationFailed</b>: Authentication derived MAC does not match locally calculated MAC</p> |
|
10642 KErrMMEtelMacVerificationFailed=<p><b>(-3213)</b>: Authentication derived MAC does not match locally calculated MAC</p> |
|
10643 -3214=<p><b>KErrMMEtelSqnVerificationFailed</b>: Authentication derived SQN value is not in the expected range</p> |
|
10644 KErrMMEtelSqnVerificationFailed=<p><b>(-3214)</b>: Authentication derived SQN value is not in the expected range</p> |
|
10645 -3215=<p><b>KErrMMEtelAuthenticateFailed</b>: Authenticate command failed</p> |
|
10646 KErrMMEtelAuthenticateFailed=<p><b>(-3215)</b>: Authenticate command failed</p> |
|
10647 -3216=<p><b>KErrMMEtelScMaxApplicationsActive</b>: Application cannot be activated as maximum number of applications already active.</p> |
|
10648 KErrMMEtelScMaxApplicationsActive=<p><b>(-3216)</b>: Application cannot be activated as maximum number of applications already active.</p> |
|
10649 -3217=<p><b>KErrMMEtelScNoInfoNonVolatileMemoryUnchanged</b>: "No information given</p> |
|
10650 KErrMMEtelScNoInfoNonVolatileMemoryUnchanged=<p><b>(-3217)</b>: "No information given</p> |
|
10651 -3218=<p><b>KErrMMEtelScNoInfoNonVolatileMemoryChanged</b>: "No information given</p> |
|
10652 KErrMMEtelScNoInfoNonVolatileMemoryChanged=<p><b>(-3218)</b>: "No information given</p> |
|
10653 -3219=<p><b>KErrMMEtelScReturnedDataCorrupt</b>: Part of the returned data may be corrupt.</p> |
|
10654 KErrMMEtelScReturnedDataCorrupt=<p><b>(-3219)</b>: Part of the returned data may be corrupt.</p> |
|
10655 -3220=<p><b>KErrMMEtelScEofReached</b>: End of file reached before reading requested number of bytes or records have been read.</p> |
|
10656 KErrMMEtelScEofReached=<p><b>(-3220)</b>: End of file reached before reading requested number of bytes or records have been read.</p> |
|
10657 -3221=<p><b>KErrMMEtelScFileInvalidated</b>: Selected file is invalidated.</p> |
|
10658 KErrMMEtelScFileInvalidated=<p><b>(-3221)</b>: Selected file is invalidated.</p> |
|
10659 -3222=<p><b>KErrMMEtelScNoMemory</b>: The smart card had a memory problem when executing the command.</p> |
|
10660 KErrMMEtelScNoMemory=<p><b>(-3222)</b>: The smart card had a memory problem when executing the command.</p> |
|
10661 -3223=<p><b>KErrMMEtelScWrongLength</b>: Wrong length</p> |
|
10662 KErrMMEtelScWrongLength=<p><b>(-3223)</b>: Wrong length</p> |
|
10663 -3224=<p><b>KErrMMEtelScGeneral</b>: "Technical problem</p> |
|
10664 KErrMMEtelScGeneral=<p><b>(-3224)</b>: "Technical problem</p> |
|
10665 -3225=<p><b>KErrMMEtelScIncompatibleFileStructure</b>: Command incompatible with file structure</p> |
|
10666 KErrMMEtelScIncompatibleFileStructure=<p><b>(-3225)</b>: Command incompatible with file structure</p> |
|
10667 -3226=<p><b>KErrMMEtelScReferencedDataInvalidated</b>: Referenced data invalidated</p> |
|
10668 KErrMMEtelScReferencedDataInvalidated=<p><b>(-3226)</b>: Referenced data invalidated</p> |
|
10669 -3227=<p><b>KErrMMEtelScFunctionNotSupported</b>: Function not supported</p> |
|
10670 KErrMMEtelScFunctionNotSupported=<p><b>(-3227)</b>: Function not supported</p> |
|
10671 -3228=<p><b>KErrMMEtelScFileNotFound</b>: File not found</p> |
|
10672 KErrMMEtelScFileNotFound=<p><b>(-3228)</b>: File not found</p> |
|
10673 -3229=<p><b>KErrMMEtelScRecordNotFound</b>: Record not found</p> |
|
10674 KErrMMEtelScRecordNotFound=<p><b>(-3229)</b>: Record not found</p> |
|
10675 -3230=<p><b>KErrMMEtelScReferencedDataNotFound</b>: Referenced data not found</p> |
|
10676 KErrMMEtelScReferencedDataNotFound=<p><b>(-3230)</b>: Referenced data not found</p> |
|
10677 -3231=<p><b>KErrMMEtelScApplicationNotActive</b>: Application not activate.</p> |
|
10678 KErrMMEtelScApplicationNotActive=<p><b>(-3231)</b>: Application not activate.</p> |
|
10679 -3256=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsAddressVacant</b>: SMS destination address is valid but not currently allocated to an SMS terminal.</p> |
|
10680 KErrCdmaSmsAddressVacant=<p><b>(-3256)</b>: SMS destination address is valid but not currently allocated to an SMS terminal.</p> |
|
10681 -3257=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsAddressTranslationFailure</b>: SMS destination address is invalid.</p> |
|
10682 KErrCdmaSmsAddressTranslationFailure=<p><b>(-3257)</b>: SMS destination address is invalid.</p> |
|
10683 -3258=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsNetworkResourceShortage</b>: Network transmissionfailed due to lack of network resource or link capacity.</p> |
|
10684 KErrCdmaSmsNetworkResourceShortage=<p><b>(-3258)</b>: Network transmissionfailed due to lack of network resource or link capacity.</p> |
|
10685 -3259=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsNetworkFailure</b>: "A network node failed</p> |
|
10686 KErrCdmaSmsNetworkFailure=<p><b>(-3259)</b>: "A network node failed</p> |
|
10687 -3260=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsInvalidTeleserviceId</b>: SMS Teleservice ID is either not known or not supported.</p> |
|
10688 KErrCdmaSmsInvalidTeleserviceId=<p><b>(-3260)</b>: SMS Teleservice ID is either not known or not supported.</p> |
|
10689 -3261=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsOtherNetworkProblem</b>: A network problem other than identified by above error codes.</p> |
|
10690 KErrCdmaSmsOtherNetworkProblem=<p><b>(-3267)</b>: The addressed destination is out of service for an extended period of time.</p> |
|
10691 -3262=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsNoPageResponse</b>: The addressed MS-based SME is known but it does not respond to a page.</p> |
|
10692 KErrCdmaSmsNoPageResponse=<p><b>(-3262)</b>: The addressed MS-based SME is known but it does not respond to a page.</p> |
|
10693 -3263=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsDestinationBusy</b>: "The addressed MS-based SME is SMS capable but is currently engaged in a call</p> |
|
10694 KErrCdmaSmsDestinationBusy=<p><b>(-3263)</b>: "The addressed MS-based SME is SMS capable but is currently engaged in a call</p> |
|
10695 -3264=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsNoAcknowledgement</b>: The destination SME does not acknowledge receipt of the SMS delivery.</p> |
|
10696 KErrCdmaSmsNoAcknowledgement=<p><b>(-3264)</b>: The destination SME does not acknowledge receipt of the SMS delivery.</p> |
|
10697 -3265=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsDestinationResourceShortage</b>: A required terminal resource (e.g.memory) is not available to process this message.</p> |
|
10698 KErrCdmaSmsDestinationResourceShortage=<p><b>(-3265)</b>: A required terminal resource (e.g.memory) is not available to process this message.</p> |
|
10699 -3266=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsDeliveryPostponed</b>: Delivery is not currently possible but SMS notification is pending.</p> |
|
10700 KErrCdmaSmsDeliveryPostponed=<p><b>(-3266)</b>: Delivery is not currently possible but SMS notification is pending.</p> |
|
10701 -3267=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsOtherNetworkProblem</b>: The addressed destination is out of service for an extended period of time.</p> |
|
10702 -3268=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsDestinationNoLongerAtAddress</b>: The MS based SME is no longer at the temporary SMS routing address.</p> |
|
10703 KErrCdmaSmsDestinationNoLongerAtAddress=<p><b>(-3268)</b>: The MS based SME is no longer at the temporary SMS routing address.</p> |
|
10704 -3269=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsOtherTerminalProblem</b>: A terminal problem other than identified by the above error codes.</p> |
|
10705 KErrCdmaSmsOtherTerminalProblem=<p><b>(-3269)</b>: A terminal problem other than identified by the above error codes.</p> |
|
10706 -3320=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsRadioInterfaceResourceShortage</b>: There is no channel available or there is radio congestion at this time.</p> |
|
10707 KErrCdmaSmsRadioInterfaceResourceShortage=<p><b>(-3320)</b>: There is no channel available or there is radio congestion at this time.</p> |
|
10708 -3321=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsRadioInterfaceIncompatibility</b>: The MS for an MS-based SME is operating in a mode that does not support SMS at this time.</p> |
|
10709 KErrCdmaSmsRadioInterfaceIncompatibility=<p><b>(-3321)</b>: The MS for an MS-based SME is operating in a mode that does not support SMS at this time.</p> |
|
10710 -3322=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsOtherRadioInterfaceProblem</b>: A radio interface problem other than identified by the above error codes.</p> |
|
10711 KErrCdmaSmsOtherRadioInterfaceProblem=<p><b>(-3322)</b>: A radio interface problem other than identified by the above error codes.</p> |
|
10712 -3352=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsEncodingProblem</b>: The size of a parameter or field is not what is expected.</p> |
|
10713 KErrCdmaSmsEncodingProblem=<p><b>(-3352)</b>: The size of a parameter or field is not what is expected.</p> |
|
10714 -3353=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsOriginationDenied</b>: "The originating MIN is not recognized</p> |
|
10715 KErrCdmaSmsOriginationDenied=<p><b>(-3353)</b>: "The originating MIN is not recognized</p> |
|
10716 -3354=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsTerminationDenied</b>: "The destination is not authorized to receive the SMS message</p> |
|
10717 KErrCdmaSmsTerminationDenied=<p><b>(-3354)</b>: "The destination is not authorized to receive the SMS message</p> |
|
10718 -3355=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsSupplServiceNotSupported</b>: "The originating supplementary service is not known or supported</p> |
|
10719 KErrCdmaSmsSupplServiceNotSupported=<p><b>(-3355)</b>: "The originating supplementary service is not known or supported</p> |
|
10720 -3356=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsSmsNotSupported</b>: SMS is not supported by an addressed functional entity.</p> |
|
10721 KErrCdmaSmsSmsNotSupported=<p><b>(-3356)</b>: SMS is not supported by an addressed functional entity.</p> |
|
10722 -3358=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsMissingExpectedParameter</b>: An optional parameter is missing that is required for a particular function.</p> |
|
10723 KErrCdmaSmsMissingExpectedParameter=<p><b>(-3358)</b>: An optional parameter is missing that is required for a particular function.</p> |
|
10724 -3359=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsMissingMandatoryParameter</b>: A parameter is missing that is mandatory for a particular message.</p> |
|
10725 KErrCdmaSmsMissingMandatoryParameter=<p><b>(-3359)</b>: A parameter is missing that is mandatory for a particular message.</p> |
|
10726 -3360=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsUnrecognizedParameterValue</b>: A known parameter has an unknown or unsupported value.</p> |
|
10727 KErrCdmaSmsUnrecognizedParameterValue=<p><b>(-3360)</b>: A known parameter has an unknown or unsupported value.</p> |
|
10728 -3361=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsUnexpectedParameterValue</b>: "A known parameter has a known</p> |
|
10729 KErrCdmaSmsUnexpectedParameterValue=<p><b>(-3361)</b>: "A known parameter has a known</p> |
|
10730 -3362=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsUserDataSizeError</b>: "The User Data size is too large for access technology</p> |
|
10731 KErrCdmaSmsUserDataSizeError=<p><b>(-3362)</b>: "The User Data size is too large for access technology</p> |
|
10732 -3363=<p><b>KErrCdmaSmsOtherGeneralProblem</b>: Other general problems.</p> |
|
10733 KErrCdmaSmsOtherGeneralProblem=<p><b>(-3363)</b>: Other general problems.</p> |
|
10734 -3606=<p><b>KErrGenConnDatabaseDefaultUndefined</b>: CommDb Error</p> |
|
10735 KErrGenConnDatabaseDefaultUndefined=<p><b>(-3606)</b>: CommDb Error</p> |
|
10736 -3607=<p><b>KErrGenConnDatabaseTypeUnknown</b>: CommDb Error</p> |
|
10737 KErrGenConnDatabaseTypeUnknown=<p><b>(-3607)</b>: CommDb Error</p> |
|
10738 -3608=<p><b>KErrGenConnDatabaseNotFound</b>: CommDb Error</p> |
|
10739 KErrGenConnDatabaseNotFound=<p><b>(-3608)</b>: CommDb Error</p> |
|
10740 -4001=<p><b>KErrGsmRRUnspecifedAbnormalRelease</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10741 KErrGsmRRUnspecifedAbnormalRelease=<p><b>(-4001)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10742 -4002=<p><b>KErrGsmRRChannelUnacceptable</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10743 KErrGsmRRChannelUnacceptable=<p><b>(-4002)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10744 -4003=<p><b>KErrGsmRRTimerExpired</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10745 KErrGsmRRTimerExpired=<p><b>(-4003)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10746 -4004=<p><b>KErrGsmRRNoActivityOnRadioPath</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10747 KErrGsmRRNoActivityOnRadioPath=<p><b>(-4004)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10748 -4005=<p><b>KErrGsmRRPreEmptiveRelease</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10749 KErrGsmRRPreEmptiveRelease=<p><b>(-4005)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10750 -4065=<p><b>KErrGsmRRCallAlreadyCleared</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10751 KErrGsmRRCallAlreadyCleared=<p><b>(-4065)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10752 -4095=<p><b>KErrGsmRRInvalidMessage</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10753 KErrGsmRRInvalidMessage=<p><b>(-4095)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10754 -4097=<p><b>KErrGsmRRNonExistentMessage</b>: No network support for requested operation.</p> |
|
10755 KErrGsmRRNonExistentMessage=<p><b>(-4097)</b>: No network support for requested operation.</p> |
|
10756 -4098=<p><b>KErrGsmRRIncompatibleMessageWithCallState</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10757 KErrGsmRRIncompatibleMessageWithCallState=<p><b>(-4098)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10758 -4100=<p><b>KErrGsmRRInvalidInformationElement</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10759 KErrGsmRRInvalidInformationElement=<p><b>(-4100)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10760 -4111=<p><b>KErrGsmRRUnspecifiedProtocolError</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10761 KErrGsmRRUnspecifiedProtocolError=<p><b>(-4111)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10762 -4129=<p><b>KErrGsmMMUnallocatedTmsi</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10763 KErrGsmMMUnallocatedTmsi=<p><b>(-4129)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10764 -4130=<p><b>KErrGsmMMImsiUnknownInHlr</b>: Operation is not allowed. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10765 KErrGsmMMImsiUnknownInHlr=<p><b>(-4130)</b>: Operation is not allowed. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10766 -4131=<p><b>KErrGsmMMIllegalMs</b>: Phone is blacklisted. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10767 KErrGsmMMIllegalMs=<p><b>(-4131)</b>: Phone is blacklisted. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10768 -4132=<p><b>KErrGsmMMImsiUnknownInVlr</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10769 KErrGsmMMImsiUnknownInVlr=<p><b>(-4132)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10770 -4133=<p><b>KErrGsmMMImeiNotAccepted</b>: Phone failure.</p> |
|
10771 KErrGsmMMImeiNotAccepted=<p><b>(-4133)</b>: Phone failure.</p> |
|
10772 -4134=<p><b>KErrGsmMMIllegalMe</b>: Phone is blacklisted. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10773 KErrGsmMMIllegalMe=<p><b>(-4134)</b>: Phone is blacklisted. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10774 -4135=<p><b>KErrGprsServiceNotAllowed</b>: Failed to connect to the GPRS network</p> |
|
10775 KErrGprsServiceNotAllowed=<p><b>(-4135)</b>: Failed to connect to the GPRS network</p> |
|
10776 -4136=<p><b>KErrGprsAndNonGprsServicesNotAllowed</b>: Failed to connect to the mobile network</p> |
|
10777 KErrGprsAndNonGprsServicesNotAllowed=<p><b>(-4136)</b>: Failed to connect to the mobile network</p> |
|
10778 -4137=<p><b>KErrGprsMSIdentityCannotBeDerivedByTheNetwork</b>: Identity could not be derived by the network</p> |
|
10779 KErrGprsMSIdentityCannotBeDerivedByTheNetwork=<p><b>(-4137)</b>: Identity could not be derived by the network</p> |
|
10780 -4138=<p><b>KErrGprsMSImplicitlyDetached</b>: Your device was disconnected from the GPRS network.</p> |
|
10781 KErrGprsMSImplicitlyDetached=<p><b>(-4138)</b>: Your device was disconnected from the GPRS network.</p> |
|
10782 -4139=<p><b>KErrGsmMMPlmnNotAllowed</b>: Roaming is not allowed in this area.</p> |
|
10783 KErrGsmMMPlmnNotAllowed=<p><b>(-4139)</b>: Roaming is not allowed in this area.</p> |
|
10784 -4140=<p><b>KErrGsmMMLocationAreaNotAllowed</b>: Roaming is not allowed in this area.</p> |
|
10785 KErrGsmMMLocationAreaNotAllowed=<p><b>(-4140)</b>: Roaming is not allowed in this area.</p> |
|
10786 -4141=<p><b>KErrGsmMMRoamingNotAllowedInThisLocationArea</b>: Roaming is not allowed in this area.</p> |
|
10787 KErrGsmMMRoamingNotAllowedInThisLocationArea=<p><b>(-4141)</b>: Roaming is not allowed in this area.</p> |
|
10788 -4144=<p><b>KErrGprsMSCTemporarilyNotReachable</b>: GPRS MSC temporary not reachable</p> |
|
10789 KErrGprsMSCTemporarilyNotReachable=<p><b>(-4144)</b>: GPRS MSC temporary not reachable</p> |
|
10790 -4145=<p><b>KErrGsmMMNetworkFailure</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10791 KErrGsmMMNetworkFailure=<p><b>(-4145)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10792 -4150=<p><b>KErrGsmMMCongestion</b>: Network busy.</p> |
|
10793 KErrGsmMMCongestion=<p><b>(-4150)</b>: Network busy.</p> |
|
10794 -4153=<p><b>KErrGprsLlcOrSndcpFailure</b>: Your connection to Internet was dropped.</p> |
|
10795 KErrGprsLlcOrSndcpFailure=<p><b>(-4153)</b>: Your connection to Internet was dropped.</p> |
|
10796 -4154=<p><b>KErrGprsInsufficientResources</b>: Network overloaded.</p> |
|
10797 KErrGprsInsufficientResources=<p><b>(-4154)</b>: Network overloaded.</p> |
|
10798 -4155=<p><b>KErrGprsMissingorUnknownAPN</b>: """Could not connect to Internet service. Callback is not supported"""""""</p> |
|
10799 KErrGprsMissingorUnknownAPN=<p><b>(-4155)</b>: """Could not connect to Internet service. Callback is not supported"""""""</p> |
|
10800 -4156=<p><b>KErrGprsUnknownPDPAddress</b>: The address for the Internet provider is not correct.</p> |
|
10801 KErrGprsUnknownPDPAddress=<p><b>(-4156)</b>: The address for the Internet provider is not correct.</p> |
|
10802 -4157=<p><b>KErrGprsUserAuthenticationFailure</b>: Failed to identify the user.</p> |
|
10803 KErrGprsUserAuthenticationFailure=<p><b>(-4157)</b>: Failed to identify the user.</p> |
|
10804 -4158=<p><b>KErrGprsActivationRejectedByGGSN</b>: No possible to connect to the Internet.</p> |
|
10805 KErrGprsActivationRejectedByGGSN=<p><b>(-4158)</b>: No possible to connect to the Internet.</p> |
|
10806 -4159=<p><b>KErrGprsActivationRejected</b>: No possible to connect to the Internet.</p> |
|
10807 KErrGprsActivationRejected=<p><b>(-4159)</b>: No possible to connect to the Internet.</p> |
|
10808 -4160=<p><b>KErrGsmMMServiceOptionNotSupported</b>: Operation is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
10809 KErrGsmMMServiceOptionNotSupported=<p><b>(-4160)</b>: Operation is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
10810 -4161=<p><b>KErrGsmMMServiceOptionNotSubscribed</b>: Service not subscribed. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10811 KErrGsmMMServiceOptionNotSubscribed=<p><b>(-4161)</b>: Service not subscribed. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10812 -4162=<p><b>KErrGsmMMServiceOptionTemporaryOutOfOrder</b>: Service temporarily out of use. Try again later.</p> |
|
10813 KErrGsmMMServiceOptionTemporaryOutOfOrder=<p><b>(-4162)</b>: Service temporarily out of use. Try again later.</p> |
|
10814 -4163=<p><b>KErrGprsNSAPIAlreadyUsed</b>: NS API already used</p> |
|
10815 KErrGprsNSAPIAlreadyUsed=<p><b>(-4163)</b>: NS API already used</p> |
|
10816 -4164=<p><b>KErrGprsRegularContextDeactivation</b>: Regular context deactivation</p> |
|
10817 KErrGprsRegularContextDeactivation=<p><b>(-4164)</b>: Regular context deactivation</p> |
|
10818 -4165=<p><b>KErrGprsQoSNotAccepted</b>: The requested quality of service was not granted.</p> |
|
10819 KErrGprsQoSNotAccepted=<p><b>(-4165)</b>: The requested quality of service was not granted.</p> |
|
10820 -4166=<p><b>KErrGsmMMCallCanNotBeIdentified</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10821 KErrGsmMMCallCanNotBeIdentified=<p><b>(-4166)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10822 -4167=<p><b>KErrGprsReactivationRequested</b>: Reactivation requested</p> |
|
10823 KErrGprsReactivationRequested=<p><b>(-4167)</b>: Reactivation requested</p> |
|
10824 -4168=<p><b>KErrGprsFeatureNotSupported</b>: This is not supported.</p> |
|
10825 KErrGprsFeatureNotSupported=<p><b>(-4168)</b>: This is not supported.</p> |
|
10826 -4223=<p><b>KErrGsmMMSemanticErrorInMessage</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10827 KErrGsmMMSemanticErrorInMessage=<p><b>(-4223)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10828 -4224=<p><b>KErrGsmMMMandatoryInformationElementError</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10829 KErrGsmMMMandatoryInformationElementError=<p><b>(-4224)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10830 -4225=<p><b>KErrGsmMMNonExistentMessageType</b>: No network support for requested operation.</p> |
|
10831 KErrGsmMMNonExistentMessageType=<p><b>(-4225)</b>: No network support for requested operation.</p> |
|
10832 -4226=<p><b>KErrGsmMMIncompatibleMessageWithProtocolState</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10833 KErrGsmMMIncompatibleMessageWithProtocolState=<p><b>(-4226)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10834 -4227=<p><b>KErrGsmMMNonExistentInformationElement</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10835 KErrGsmMMNonExistentInformationElement=<p><b>(-4227)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10836 -4228=<p><b>KErrGsmMMConditionalIEError</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10837 KErrGsmMMConditionalIEError=<p><b>(-4228)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10838 -4229=<p><b>KErrGsmMMIncompatibleMessageWithCallState</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10839 KErrGsmMMIncompatibleMessageWithCallState=<p><b>(-4229)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10840 -4257=<p><b>KErrGsmCCUnassignedNumber</b>: Invalid phone number. Check the number and try again.</p> |
|
10841 KErrGsmCCUnassignedNumber=<p><b>(-4257)</b>: Invalid phone number. Check the number and try again.</p> |
|
10842 -4258=<p><b>KErrGsmCCNoRouteToTransitNetwork</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10843 KErrGsmCCNoRouteToTransitNetwork=<p><b>(-4258)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10844 -4259=<p><b>KErrGsmCCNoRouteToDestination</b>: Invalid phone number. Check the number and try again.</p> |
|
10845 KErrGsmCCNoRouteToDestination=<p><b>(-4259)</b>: Invalid phone number. Check the number and try again.</p> |
|
10846 -4262=<p><b>KErrGsmCCChannelUnacceptable</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10847 KErrGsmCCChannelUnacceptable=<p><b>(-4262)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10848 -4264=<p><b>KErrGsmCCOperatorDeterminedBarring</b>: Operation is not allowed. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10849 KErrGsmCCOperatorDeterminedBarring=<p><b>(-4264)</b>: Operation is not allowed. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10850 -4273=<p><b>KErrGsmCCUserBusy</b>: Number is busy. Try again later.</p> |
|
10851 KErrGsmCCUserBusy=<p><b>(-4273)</b>: Number is busy. Try again later.</p> |
|
10852 -4274=<p><b>KErrGsmCCUserNotResponding</b>: The remote user is not currently reachable. Try again later.</p> |
|
10853 KErrGsmCCUserNotResponding=<p><b>(-4274)</b>: The remote user is not currently reachable. Try again later.</p> |
|
10854 -4275=<p><b>KErrGsmCCUserAlertingNoAnswer</b>: The remote user is not currently reachable. Try again later.</p> |
|
10855 KErrGsmCCUserAlertingNoAnswer=<p><b>(-4275)</b>: The remote user is not currently reachable. Try again later.</p> |
|
10856 -4276=<p><b>KErrGsmCCCallRejected</b>: Short network failure. Try again immediately.</p> |
|
10857 KErrGsmCCCallRejected=<p><b>(-4276)</b>: Short network failure. Try again immediately.</p> |
|
10858 -4277=<p><b>KErrGsmCCNumberChanged</b>: Number has changed. Check the number and try again.</p> |
|
10859 KErrGsmCCNumberChanged=<p><b>(-4277)</b>: Number has changed. Check the number and try again.</p> |
|
10860 -4282=<p><b>KErrGsmCCNonSelectedUserClearing</b>: Unknown network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10861 KErrGsmCCNonSelectedUserClearing=<p><b>(-4282)</b>: Unknown network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10862 -4283=<p><b>KErrGsmCCDestinationOutOfOrder</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10863 KErrGsmCCDestinationOutOfOrder=<p><b>(-4283)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10864 -4284=<p><b>KErrGsmCCInvalidNumberFormat</b>: Invalid phone number. Check the number and try again.</p> |
|
10865 KErrGsmCCInvalidNumberFormat=<p><b>(-4284)</b>: Invalid phone number. Check the number and try again.</p> |
|
10866 -4285=<p><b>KErrGsmCCFacilityRejected</b>: Operation is not supported. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10867 KErrGsmCCFacilityRejected=<p><b>(-4285)</b>: Operation is not supported. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10868 -4286=<p><b>KErrGsmCCResponseToStatusEnquiry</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10869 KErrGsmCCResponseToStatusEnquiry=<p><b>(-4286)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10870 -4287=<p><b>KErrGsmCCNormalUnspecified</b>: Unknown network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10871 KErrGsmCCNormalUnspecified=<p><b>(-4287)</b>: Unknown network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10872 -4290=<p><b>KErrGsmCCNoChannelAvailable</b>: Network busy.</p> |
|
10873 KErrGsmCCNoChannelAvailable=<p><b>(-4290)</b>: Network busy.</p> |
|
10874 -4294=<p><b>KErrGsmCCNetworkOutOfOrder</b>: Serious cellular network failure. Please contact the cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10875 KErrGsmCCNetworkOutOfOrder=<p><b>(-4294)</b>: Serious cellular network failure. Please contact the cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10876 -4297=<p><b>KErrGsmCCTemporaryFailure</b>: Short network failure. Try again immediately.</p> |
|
10877 KErrGsmCCTemporaryFailure=<p><b>(-4297)</b>: Short network failure. Try again immediately.</p> |
|
10878 -4298=<p><b>KErrGsmCCSwitchingEquipmentCongestion</b>: Network busy.</p> |
|
10879 KErrGsmCCSwitchingEquipmentCongestion=<p><b>(-4298)</b>: Network busy.</p> |
|
10880 -4299=<p><b>KErrGsmCCAccessInformationDiscarded</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10881 KErrGsmCCAccessInformationDiscarded=<p><b>(-4299)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10882 -4300=<p><b>KErrGsmCCRequestedChannelNotAvailable</b>: Network busy.</p> |
|
10883 KErrGsmCCRequestedChannelNotAvailable=<p><b>(-4300)</b>: Network busy.</p> |
|
10884 -4303=<p><b>KErrGsmCCResourceNotAvailable</b>: Network busy.</p> |
|
10885 KErrGsmCCResourceNotAvailable=<p><b>(-4303)</b>: Network busy.</p> |
|
10886 -4305=<p><b>KErrGsmCCQualityOfServiceNotAvailable</b>: Service can not be provided.</p> |
|
10887 KErrGsmCCQualityOfServiceNotAvailable=<p><b>(-4305)</b>: Service can not be provided.</p> |
|
10888 -4306=<p><b>KErrGsmCCRequestedFacilityNotSubscribed</b>: Check operator services or connection settings.</p> |
|
10889 KErrGsmCCRequestedFacilityNotSubscribed=<p><b>(-4306)</b>: Check operator services or connection settings.</p> |
|
10890 -4311=<p><b>KErrGsmCCIncomingCallsBarredInCug</b>: Incoming calls are not allowed within closed user group.</p> |
|
10891 KErrGsmCCIncomingCallsBarredInCug=<p><b>(-4311)</b>: Incoming calls are not allowed within closed user group.</p> |
|
10892 -4313=<p><b>KErrGsmCCBearerCapabilityNotAuthorised</b>: Unauthorised operation.</p> |
|
10893 KErrGsmCCBearerCapabilityNotAuthorised=<p><b>(-4313)</b>: Unauthorised operation.</p> |
|
10894 -4314=<p><b>KErrGsmCCBearerCapabilityNotCurrentlyAvailable</b>: Requested service is not presently available. Try again later.</p> |
|
10895 KErrGsmCCBearerCapabilityNotCurrentlyAvailable=<p><b>(-4314)</b>: Requested service is not presently available. Try again later.</p> |
|
10896 -4319=<p><b>KErrGsmCCServiceNotAvailable</b>: Check operator services or connection settings.</p> |
|
10897 KErrGsmCCServiceNotAvailable=<p><b>(-4319)</b>: Check operator services or connection settings.</p> |
|
10898 -4321=<p><b>KErrGsmCCBearerServiceNotImplemented</b>: Check operator services or connection settings.</p> |
|
10899 KErrGsmCCBearerServiceNotImplemented=<p><b>(-4321)</b>: Check operator services or connection settings.</p> |
|
10900 -4322=<p><b>KErrGsmCCChannelTypeNotImplemented</b>: Check operator services or connection settings.</p> |
|
10901 KErrGsmCCChannelTypeNotImplemented=<p><b>(-4322)</b>: Check operator services or connection settings.</p> |
|
10902 -4324=<p><b>KErrGsmCCAcmGreaterThanAcmMax</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10903 KErrGsmCCAcmGreaterThanAcmMax=<p><b>(-4324)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10904 -4325=<p><b>KErrGsmCCRequestedFacilityNotImplemented</b>: Check operator services or connection settings.</p> |
|
10905 KErrGsmCCRequestedFacilityNotImplemented=<p><b>(-4325)</b>: Check operator services or connection settings.</p> |
|
10906 -4326=<p><b>KErrGsmCCOnlyRestrictedDigitalInformationBCAvailable</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10907 KErrGsmCCOnlyRestrictedDigitalInformationBCAvailable=<p><b>(-4326)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10908 -4335=<p><b>KErrGsmCCServiceNotImplemented</b>: Check operator services or connection settings.</p> |
|
10909 KErrGsmCCServiceNotImplemented=<p><b>(-4335)</b>: Check operator services or connection settings.</p> |
|
10910 -4337=<p><b>KErrGsmCCInvalidCallReferenceValue</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10911 KErrGsmCCInvalidCallReferenceValue=<p><b>(-4337)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10912 -4338=<p><b>KErrGsmCCChannelDoesNotExist</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10913 KErrGsmCCChannelDoesNotExist=<p><b>(-4338)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10914 -4339=<p><b>KErrGsmCCSuspendedCallExistsButCallIdentityDoesNotWork</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10915 KErrGsmCCSuspendedCallExistsButCallIdentityDoesNotWork=<p><b>(-4339)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10916 -4340=<p><b>KErrGsmCCCallIdentityInUse</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10917 KErrGsmCCCallIdentityInUse=<p><b>(-4340)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10918 -4341=<p><b>KErrGsmCCNoCallSuspended</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10919 KErrGsmCCNoCallSuspended=<p><b>(-4341)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10920 -4342=<p><b>KErrGsmCCRequestedCallIdentityAlreadyCleared</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10921 KErrGsmCCRequestedCallIdentityAlreadyCleared=<p><b>(-4342)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10922 -4343=<p><b>KErrGsmCCUserNotInCug</b>: Only calls within closed user group allowed.</p> |
|
10923 KErrGsmCCUserNotInCug=<p><b>(-4343)</b>: Only calls within closed user group allowed.</p> |
|
10924 -4344=<p><b>KErrGsmCCIncompatibleDestination</b>: Check connection type in connection settings.</p> |
|
10925 KErrGsmCCIncompatibleDestination=<p><b>(-4344)</b>: Check connection type in connection settings.</p> |
|
10926 -4347=<p><b>KErrGsmCCInvalidTransitNetworkSelection</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10927 KErrGsmCCInvalidTransitNetworkSelection=<p><b>(-4347)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10928 -4350=<p><b>KErrGsmCCIncompatibleSegmentedMessage</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10929 KErrGsmCCIncompatibleSegmentedMessage=<p><b>(-4350)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10930 -4351=<p><b>KErrGsmCCSemanticallyIncorrectMessage</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10931 KErrGsmCCSemanticallyIncorrectMessage=<p><b>(-4351)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10932 -4352=<p><b>KErrGsmCCInvalidMandatoryInformation</b>: Check operator services or connection settings.</p> |
|
10933 KErrGsmCCInvalidMandatoryInformation=<p><b>(-4352)</b>: Check operator services or connection settings.</p> |
|
10934 -4353=<p><b>KErrGsmCCNonExistentMessageType</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10935 KErrGsmCCNonExistentMessageType=<p><b>(-4353)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10936 -4354=<p><b>KErrGsmCCIncompatibleMessageInProtocolState</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10937 KErrGsmCCIncompatibleMessageInProtocolState=<p><b>(-4354)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10938 -4355=<p><b>KErrGsmCCNonExistentInformationElement</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10939 KErrGsmCCNonExistentInformationElement=<p><b>(-4355)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10940 -4356=<p><b>KErrGsmCCConditionalIEError</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10941 KErrGsmCCConditionalIEError=<p><b>(-4356)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10942 -4357=<p><b>KErrGsmCCIncompatibleMessageInCallState</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10943 KErrGsmCCIncompatibleMessageInCallState=<p><b>(-4357)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10944 -4358=<p><b>KErrGsmCCRecoveryOnTimerExpiry</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10945 KErrGsmCCRecoveryOnTimerExpiry=<p><b>(-4358)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10946 -4367=<p><b>KErrGsmCCUnspecifiedProtocolError</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10947 KErrGsmCCUnspecifiedProtocolError=<p><b>(-4367)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10948 -4383=<p><b>KErrGsmCCUnspecifiedInterworkingError</b>: Operation is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
10949 KErrGsmCCUnspecifiedInterworkingError=<p><b>(-4383)</b>: Operation is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
10950 -4385=<p><b>KErrGsmSSUnknownSubscriber</b>: Unknown subscriber. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10951 KErrGsmSSUnknownSubscriber=<p><b>(-4385)</b>: Unknown subscriber. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10952 -4393=<p><b>KErrGsmSSIllegalSubscriber</b>: Unknown subscriber. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10953 KErrGsmSSIllegalSubscriber=<p><b>(-4393)</b>: Unknown subscriber. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10954 -4394=<p><b>KErrGsmSSBearerServiceNotProvisioned</b>: Service is not provisioned.</p> |
|
10955 KErrGsmSSBearerServiceNotProvisioned=<p><b>(-4394)</b>: Service is not provisioned.</p> |
|
10956 -4395=<p><b>KErrGsmSSTeleserviceNotProvisioned</b>: Service is not provisioned.</p> |
|
10957 KErrGsmSSTeleserviceNotProvisioned=<p><b>(-4395)</b>: Service is not provisioned.</p> |
|
10958 -4396=<p><b>KErrGsmSSIllegalEquipment</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10959 KErrGsmSSIllegalEquipment=<p><b>(-4396)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10960 -4397=<p><b>KErrGsmSSCallBarred</b>: Calls are barred by the operator. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10961 KErrGsmSSCallBarred=<p><b>(-4397)</b>: Calls are barred by the operator. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10962 -4400=<p><b>KErrGsmSSIllegalOperation</b>: Operation is not supported. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10963 KErrGsmSSIllegalOperation=<p><b>(-4400)</b>: Operation is not supported. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10964 -4401=<p><b>KErrGsmSSErrorStatus</b>: Operation is not supported. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10965 KErrGsmSSErrorStatus=<p><b>(-4401)</b>: Operation is not supported. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10966 -4402=<p><b>KErrGsmSSNotAvailable</b>: Operation is not supported. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10967 KErrGsmSSNotAvailable=<p><b>(-4402)</b>: Operation is not supported. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10968 -4403=<p><b>KErrGsmSSSubscriptionViolation</b>: Operation is not allowed. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10969 KErrGsmSSSubscriptionViolation=<p><b>(-4403)</b>: Operation is not allowed. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10970 -4404=<p><b>KErrGsmSSIncompatibility</b>: The requested supplementary service is incompatible.</p> |
|
10971 KErrGsmSSIncompatibility=<p><b>(-4404)</b>: The requested supplementary service is incompatible.</p> |
|
10972 -4405=<p><b>KErrGsmSSFacilityNotSupported</b>: Operation is not supported. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10973 KErrGsmSSFacilityNotSupported=<p><b>(-4405)</b>: Operation is not supported. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10974 -4411=<p><b>KErrGsmSSAbsentSubscriber</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10975 KErrGsmSSAbsentSubscriber=<p><b>(-4411)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10976 -4418=<p><b>KErrGsmSSSystemFailure</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10977 KErrGsmSSSystemFailure=<p><b>(-4418)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
10978 -4419=<p><b>KErrGsmSSDataMissing</b>: Parameter in the service request is missing.</p> |
|
10979 KErrGsmSSDataMissing=<p><b>(-4419)</b>: Parameter in the service request is missing.</p> |
|
10980 -4420=<p><b>KErrGsmSSUnexpectedDataValue</b>: Unknown parameter in the service request.</p> |
|
10981 KErrGsmSSUnexpectedDataValue=<p><b>(-4420)</b>: Unknown parameter in the service request.</p> |
|
10982 -4421=<p><b>KErrGsmSSPasswordRegistrationFailure</b>: Wrong service password.</p> |
|
10983 KErrGsmSSPasswordRegistrationFailure=<p><b>(-4421)</b>: Wrong service password.</p> |
|
10984 -4422=<p><b>KErrGsmSSNegativePasswordCheck</b>: Wrong service password.</p> |
|
10985 KErrGsmSSNegativePasswordCheck=<p><b>(-4422)</b>: Wrong service password.</p> |
|
10986 -4427=<p><b>KErrGsmSSPasswordAttemptsViolation</b>: Too many times wrong service password.</p> |
|
10987 KErrGsmSSPasswordAttemptsViolation=<p><b>(-4427)</b>: Too many times wrong service password.</p> |
|
10988 -4455=<p><b>KErrGsmSSUnknownAlphabet</b>: Incompatible service language or alphabets.</p> |
|
10989 KErrGsmSSUnknownAlphabet=<p><b>(-4455)</b>: Incompatible service language or alphabets.</p> |
|
10990 -4456=<p><b>KErrGsmSSUssdBusy</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10991 KErrGsmSSUssdBusy=<p><b>(-4456)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
10992 -4510=<p><b>KErrGsmSSMaxNumMptyParticipants</b>: Too many participants of a multiparty call.</p> |
|
10993 KErrGsmSSMaxNumMptyParticipants=<p><b>(-4510)</b>: Too many participants of a multiparty call.</p> |
|
10994 -4511=<p><b>KErrGsmSSResourcesUnavailable</b>: Temporarily out of network resources when requesting the service.</p> |
|
10995 KErrGsmSSResourcesUnavailable=<p><b>(-4511)</b>: Temporarily out of network resources when requesting the service.</p> |
|
10996 -4513=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSUnassignedNumber</b>: Invalid phone number. Check the number and try again.</p> |
|
10997 KErrGsmSMSUnassignedNumber=<p><b>(-4513)</b>: Invalid phone number. Check the number and try again.</p> |
|
10998 -4520=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSOperatorDeterminedBarring</b>: Operation is not allowed. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
10999 KErrGsmSMSOperatorDeterminedBarring=<p><b>(-4520)</b>: Operation is not allowed. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
11000 -4522=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSCallBarred</b>: Call barred.</p> |
|
11001 KErrGsmSMSCallBarred=<p><b>(-4522)</b>: Call barred.</p> |
|
11002 -4523=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSReserved</b>: Blank</p> |
|
11003 KErrGsmSMSReserved=<p><b>(-4523)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
11004 -4529=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSNetworkFailure</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11005 KErrGsmSMSNetworkFailure=<p><b>(-4529)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11006 -4533=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSShortMessageTransferRejected</b>: Short network failure. Try again immediately.</p> |
|
11007 KErrGsmSMSShortMessageTransferRejected=<p><b>(-4533)</b>: Short network failure. Try again immediately.</p> |
|
11008 -4534=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSMemoryCapacityExceeded</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11009 KErrGsmSMSMemoryCapacityExceeded=<p><b>(-4534)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11010 -4539=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSDestinationOutOfOrder</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11011 KErrGsmSMSDestinationOutOfOrder=<p><b>(-4539)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11012 -4540=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSUnidentifiedSubscriber</b>: Unknown subscriber. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
11013 KErrGsmSMSUnidentifiedSubscriber=<p><b>(-4540)</b>: Unknown subscriber. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
11014 -4541=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSFacilityRejected</b>: Operation is not supported. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
11015 KErrGsmSMSFacilityRejected=<p><b>(-4541)</b>: Operation is not supported. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
11016 -4542=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSUnknownSubscriber</b>: Unknown subscriber. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
11017 KErrGsmSMSUnknownSubscriber=<p><b>(-4542)</b>: Unknown subscriber. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
11018 -4550=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSNetworkOutOfOrder</b>: Serious cellular network failure. Please contact the cellular network operator.</p> |
|
11019 KErrGsmSMSNetworkOutOfOrder=<p><b>(-4550)</b>: Serious cellular network failure. Please contact the cellular network operator.</p> |
|
11020 -4553=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSTemporaryFailure</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11021 KErrGsmSMSTemporaryFailure=<p><b>(-4553)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11022 -4554=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSCongestion</b>: Network busy.</p> |
|
11023 KErrGsmSMSCongestion=<p><b>(-4554)</b>: Network busy.</p> |
|
11024 -4559=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSResourcesUnavailable</b>: Network busy.</p> |
|
11025 KErrGsmSMSResourcesUnavailable=<p><b>(-4559)</b>: Network busy.</p> |
|
11026 -4562=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSRequestedFacilityNotSubscribed</b>: Service not subscribed. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
11027 KErrGsmSMSRequestedFacilityNotSubscribed=<p><b>(-4562)</b>: Service not subscribed. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
11028 -4581=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSRequestedFacilityNotImplemented</b>: Check operator services or connection settings.</p> |
|
11029 KErrGsmSMSRequestedFacilityNotImplemented=<p><b>(-4581)</b>: Check operator services or connection settings.</p> |
|
11030 -4593=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSInvalidShortMessageTransferReferenceValue</b>: Operation is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
11031 KErrGsmSMSInvalidShortMessageTransferReferenceValue=<p><b>(-4593)</b>: Operation is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
11032 -4607=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSUnspecifiedInvalidMessage</b>: Unknown network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11033 KErrGsmSMSUnspecifiedInvalidMessage=<p><b>(-4607)</b>: Unknown network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11034 -4608=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSInvalidMandatoryInformation</b>: Error in message content.</p> |
|
11035 KErrGsmSMSInvalidMandatoryInformation=<p><b>(-4608)</b>: Error in message content.</p> |
|
11036 -4609=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSNonExistentMessageType</b>: Operation is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
11037 KErrGsmSMSNonExistentMessageType=<p><b>(-4609)</b>: Operation is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
11038 -4610=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSIncompatibleMessageWithSmsProtocolState</b>: Operation is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
11039 KErrGsmSMSIncompatibleMessageWithSmsProtocolState=<p><b>(-4610)</b>: Operation is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
11040 -4611=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSInformationElementNotImplemented</b>: Message type is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
11041 KErrGsmSMSInformationElementNotImplemented=<p><b>(-4611)</b>: Message type is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
11042 -4623=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSUnspecifiedProtocolError</b>: Unknown network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11043 KErrGsmSMSUnspecifiedProtocolError=<p><b>(-4623)</b>: Unknown network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11044 -4639=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSUnspecifiedInterworkingError</b>: Operation is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
11045 KErrGsmSMSUnspecifiedInterworkingError=<p><b>(-4639)</b>: Operation is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
11046 -4640=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSTelematicInterworkingNotSupported</b>: Operation is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
11047 KErrGsmSMSTelematicInterworkingNotSupported=<p><b>(-4640)</b>: Operation is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
11048 -4641=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSShortMessageType0NotSupported</b>: Message type is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
11049 KErrGsmSMSShortMessageType0NotSupported=<p><b>(-4641)</b>: Message type is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
11050 -4642=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSCannotReplaceShortMessage</b>: Cannot deliver the message to the destination.</p> |
|
11051 KErrGsmSMSCannotReplaceShortMessage=<p><b>(-4642)</b>: Cannot deliver the message to the destination.</p> |
|
11052 -4655=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSUnspecifiedPIDError</b>: Unknown network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11053 KErrGsmSMSUnspecifiedPIDError=<p><b>(-4655)</b>: Unknown network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11054 -4656=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSDataCodingSchemeNotSupported</b>: Incompatible message language or alphabets.</p> |
|
11055 KErrGsmSMSDataCodingSchemeNotSupported=<p><b>(-4656)</b>: Incompatible message language or alphabets.</p> |
|
11056 -4657=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSMessageClassNotSupported</b>: Message type is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
11057 KErrGsmSMSMessageClassNotSupported=<p><b>(-4657)</b>: Message type is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
11058 -4671=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSUnspecifiedDCSError</b>: Unknown network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11059 KErrGsmSMSUnspecifiedDCSError=<p><b>(-4671)</b>: Unknown network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11060 -4672=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSCommandCannotBeActioned</b>: Operation cannot be performed.</p> |
|
11061 KErrGsmSMSCommandCannotBeActioned=<p><b>(-4672)</b>: Operation cannot be performed.</p> |
|
11062 -4673=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSCommandNotSupported</b>: Operation is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
11063 KErrGsmSMSCommandNotSupported=<p><b>(-4673)</b>: Operation is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
11064 -4687=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSUnspecifiedCommandError</b>: Unknown network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11065 KErrGsmSMSUnspecifiedCommandError=<p><b>(-4687)</b>: Unknown network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11066 -4688=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSTpduNotSupported</b>: Operation is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
11067 KErrGsmSMSTpduNotSupported=<p><b>(-4688)</b>: Operation is not presently supported by the network.</p> |
|
11068 -4704=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSServiceCentreBusy</b>: Service centre is busy. Try again later.</p> |
|
11069 KErrGsmSMSServiceCentreBusy=<p><b>(-4704)</b>: Service centre is busy. Try again later.</p> |
|
11070 -4705=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSNoSCSubscription</b>: No service centre. Check messaging settings.</p> |
|
11071 KErrGsmSMSNoSCSubscription=<p><b>(-4705)</b>: No service centre. Check messaging settings.</p> |
|
11072 -4706=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSSCSystemFailure</b>: Service centre failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11073 KErrGsmSMSSCSystemFailure=<p><b>(-4706)</b>: Service centre failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11074 -4707=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSInvalidSMEAddress</b>: Service centre failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11075 KErrGsmSMSInvalidSMEAddress=<p><b>(-4707)</b>: Service centre failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11076 -4710=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSDestinationSMEBarred</b>: The destination is barred.</p> |
|
11077 KErrGsmSMSDestinationSMEBarred=<p><b>(-4710)</b>: The destination is barred.</p> |
|
11078 -4711=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSDuplicateSM</b>: Blank</p> |
|
11079 KErrGsmSMSDuplicateSM=<p><b>(-4711)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
11080 -4712=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSTPVPFNotSupported</b>: Short message validity period not supported by the network.</p> |
|
11081 KErrGsmSMSTPVPFNotSupported=<p><b>(-4712)</b>: Short message validity period not supported by the network.</p> |
|
11082 -4713=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSTPVPNotSupported</b>: Short message validity period not supported by the network.</p> |
|
11083 KErrGsmSMSTPVPNotSupported=<p><b>(-4713)</b>: Short message validity period not supported by the network.</p> |
|
11084 -4720=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSSimSMSStorageFull</b>: Short message storage in SIM card is full.</p> |
|
11085 KErrGsmSMSSimSMSStorageFull=<p><b>(-4720)</b>: Short message storage in SIM card is full.</p> |
|
11086 -4721=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSNoSMSStorageCapabilityInSim</b>: No short message storage capability in SIM card.</p> |
|
11087 KErrGsmSMSNoSMSStorageCapabilityInSim=<p><b>(-4721)</b>: No short message storage capability in SIM card.</p> |
|
11088 -4722=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSErrorInMS</b>: Error receiving the short message.</p> |
|
11089 KErrGsmSMSErrorInMS=<p><b>(-4722)</b>: Error receiving the short message.</p> |
|
11090 -4723=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSMemCapacityExceeded</b>: No space to store the short message.</p> |
|
11091 KErrGsmSMSMemCapacityExceeded=<p><b>(-4723)</b>: No space to store the short message.</p> |
|
11092 -4724=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSSimAppToolkitBusy</b>: SIM is busy performing another operation.</p> |
|
11093 KErrGsmSMSSimAppToolkitBusy=<p><b>(-4724)</b>: SIM is busy performing another operation.</p> |
|
11094 -4767=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSUnspecifiedErrorCause</b>: Unknown network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11095 KErrGsmSMSUnspecifiedErrorCause=<p><b>(-4767)</b>: Unknown network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11096 -4812=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSFailureInME</b>: Error in receiving the short message.</p> |
|
11097 KErrGsmSMSFailureInME=<p><b>(-4812)</b>: Error in receiving the short message.</p> |
|
11098 -4813=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSServiceOfMSReserved</b>: Busy because of short message operation.</p> |
|
11099 KErrGsmSMSServiceOfMSReserved=<p><b>(-4813)</b>: Busy because of short message operation.</p> |
|
11100 -4814=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSOperationNotAllowed</b>: Operation is not allowed. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
11101 KErrGsmSMSOperationNotAllowed=<p><b>(-4814)</b>: Operation is not allowed. Contact cellular network operator.</p> |
|
11102 -4815=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSOperationNotSupported</b>: Phone is not supporting the operation.</p> |
|
11103 KErrGsmSMSOperationNotSupported=<p><b>(-4815)</b>: Phone is not supporting the operation.</p> |
|
11104 -4816=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSInvalidPDUModeParameter</b>: Blank</p> |
|
11105 KErrGsmSMSInvalidPDUModeParameter=<p><b>(-4816)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
11106 -4817=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSInvalidTextModeParameter</b>: Blank</p> |
|
11107 KErrGsmSMSInvalidTextModeParameter=<p><b>(-4817)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
11108 -4822=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSSimNotInserted</b>: Insert SIM card.</p> |
|
11109 KErrGsmSMSSimNotInserted=<p><b>(-4822)</b>: Insert SIM card.</p> |
|
11110 -4823=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSSimPin1Required</b>: PIN1 is required to continue.</p> |
|
11111 KErrGsmSMSSimPin1Required=<p><b>(-4823)</b>: PIN1 is required to continue.</p> |
|
11112 -4824=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSPhoneToSimLockRequired</b>: Blank</p> |
|
11113 KErrGsmSMSPhoneToSimLockRequired=<p><b>(-4824)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
11114 -4825=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSSimFailure</b>: SIM card failure. Replace the SIM card.</p> |
|
11115 KErrGsmSMSSimFailure=<p><b>(-4825)</b>: SIM card failure. Replace the SIM card.</p> |
|
11116 -4826=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSSimBusy</b>: SIM card is busy performing another operation.</p> |
|
11117 KErrGsmSMSSimBusy=<p><b>(-4826)</b>: SIM card is busy performing another operation.</p> |
|
11118 -4827=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSSimWrong</b>: Wrong SIM card. Replace the SIM card.</p> |
|
11119 KErrGsmSMSSimWrong=<p><b>(-4827)</b>: Wrong SIM card. Replace the SIM card.</p> |
|
11120 -4828=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSSimPuk1Required</b>: PUK1 code is required to continue.</p> |
|
11121 KErrGsmSMSSimPuk1Required=<p><b>(-4828)</b>: PUK1 code is required to continue.</p> |
|
11122 -4829=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSPin2Required</b>: PIN2 is required to continue.</p> |
|
11123 KErrGsmSMSPin2Required=<p><b>(-4829)</b>: PIN2 is required to continue.</p> |
|
11124 -4830=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSPuk2Required</b>: PUK2 code is required to continue.</p> |
|
11125 KErrGsmSMSPuk2Required=<p><b>(-4830)</b>: PUK2 code is required to continue.</p> |
|
11126 -4832=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSMemoryFailure</b>: Memory failure. Try again.</p> |
|
11127 KErrGsmSMSMemoryFailure=<p><b>(-4832)</b>: Memory failure. Try again.</p> |
|
11128 -4833=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSInvalidMemoryIndex</b>: Memory failure. Try again.</p> |
|
11129 KErrGsmSMSInvalidMemoryIndex=<p><b>(-4833)</b>: Memory failure. Try again.</p> |
|
11130 -4834=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSMemoryFull</b>: Memory is full. Remove some messages and try again.</p> |
|
11131 KErrGsmSMSMemoryFull=<p><b>(-4834)</b>: Memory is full. Remove some messages and try again.</p> |
|
11132 -4842=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSUnknownSCAddress</b>: Blank</p> |
|
11133 KErrGsmSMSUnknownSCAddress=<p><b>(-4842)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
11134 -4843=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSNoNetworkService</b>: Service not available.</p> |
|
11135 KErrGsmSMSNoNetworkService=<p><b>(-4843)</b>: Service not available.</p> |
|
11136 -4844=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSNetworkTimeout</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11137 KErrGsmSMSNetworkTimeout=<p><b>(-4844)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11138 -4852=<p><b>KErrGsmSMSCnmaAckNotExpected</b>: Blank</p> |
|
11139 KErrGsmSMSCnmaAckNotExpected=<p><b>(-4852)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
11140 -5012=<p><b>KUriUtilsErrBadEscapeMode</b>: Error code for unsupported escaping mode</p> |
|
11141 KErrGsmSMSUnknownError=<p><b>(-5012)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11142 -5000=<p><b>KUriUtilsErrBadComponentIndex</b>: Error specifying the use of an invalid component index</p> |
|
11143 KUriUtilsErrBadComponentIndex=<p><b>(-5000)</b>: Error specifying the use of an invalid component index</p> |
|
11144 -5001=<p><b>KUriUtilsErrBadBasePath</b>: Error specifying the use of a base uri path is not absolute and not empty</p> |
|
11145 KUriUtilsErrBadBasePath=<p><b>(-5001)</b>: Error specifying the use of a base uri path is not absolute and not empty</p> |
|
11146 -5002=<p><b>KUriUtilsErrBufferOverflow</b>: Error specifying that a buffer is not big enough to append a component and delimiters</p> |
|
11147 KUriUtilsErrBufferOverflow=<p><b>(-5002)</b>: Error specifying that a buffer is not big enough to append a component and delimiters</p> |
|
11148 -5003=<p><b>KUriUtilsErrBadDelimitedParserMode</b>: Error specifying the use of an supported parsing mode</p> |
|
11149 KUriUtilsErrBadDelimitedParserMode=<p><b>(-5003)</b>: Error specifying the use of an supported parsing mode</p> |
|
11150 -5004=<p><b>KUriUtilsErrNoDelimiter</b>: Error specifying that the delimiting character is not set</p> |
|
11151 KUriUtilsErrNoDelimiter=<p><b>(-5004)</b>: Error specifying that the delimiting character is not set</p> |
|
11152 -5005=<p><b>KUriUtilsErrNotParsed</b>: Error specifying that the data has not been parsed</p> |
|
11153 KUriUtilsErrNotParsed=<p><b>(-5005)</b>: Error specifying that the data has not been parsed</p> |
|
11154 -5006=<p><b>KUriUtilsErr16BitChar</b>: Error specifying that a 16-bit character was found in data to be escape encode</p> |
|
11155 KUriUtilsErr16BitChar=<p><b>(-5006)</b>: Error specifying that a 16-bit character was found in data to be escape encode</p> |
|
11156 -5007=<p><b>KUriUtilsErrBadEscapeTriple</b>: Error specifying that a badly formed escape triple was found in data being escape decoded</p> |
|
11157 KUriUtilsErrBadEscapeTriple=<p><b>(-5007)</b>: Error specifying that a badly formed escape triple was found in data being escape decoded</p> |
|
11158 -5008=<p><b>KUriUtilsCannotConvert</b>: Error specifying that charconv was unable to convert the input data</p> |
|
11159 KUriUtilsCannotConvert=<p><b>(-5008)</b>: Error specifying that charconv was unable to convert the input data</p> |
|
11160 -5009=<p><b>KUriUtilsErrEmptyData</b>: Error specifying that there was empty data</p> |
|
11161 KUriUtilsErrEmptyData=<p><b>(-5009)</b>: Error specifying that there was empty data</p> |
|
11162 -5010=<p><b>KUriUtilsErrNoIntegerInData</b>: Error specifying that there is no character representation of an integer</p> |
|
11163 KUriUtilsErrNoIntegerInData=<p><b>(-5010)</b>: Error specifying that there is no character representation of an integer</p> |
|
11164 -5011=<p><b>KUriUtilsErrInvalidUri</b>: Error code specifying an invalid uri</p> |
|
11165 KUriUtilsErrInvalidUri=<p><b>(-5011)</b>: Error code specifying an invalid uri</p> |
|
11166 KUriUtilsErrBadEscapeMode=<p><b>(-5012)</b>: Error code for unsupported escaping mode</p> |
|
11167 -5013=<p><b>KUriUtilsErrBadTextRemoveMode</b>: Error code for unsupported text whitespace removal mode</p> |
|
11168 KUriUtilsErrBadTextRemoveMode=<p><b>(-5013)</b>: Error code for unsupported text whitespace removal mode</p> |
|
11169 -5014=<p><b>KUriUtilsErrDecodeMalformedQuotedString</b>: Quoted string could not be decoded as it is malformed</p> |
|
11170 KUriUtilsErrDecodeMalformedQuotedString=<p><b>(-5014)</b>: Quoted string could not be decoded as it is malformed</p> |
|
11171 -5024=<p><b>KErrGsm0707PhoneFailure</b>: Phone failure. Switch off the phone and then switch on.</p> |
|
11172 KErrGsm0707PhoneFailure=<p><b>(-5024)</b>: Phone failure. Switch off the phone and then switch on.</p> |
|
11173 -5025=<p><b>KErrGsm0707NoConnectionToPhone</b>: Phone failure. Switch off the phone and then switch on.</p> |
|
11174 KErrGsm0707NoConnectionToPhone=<p><b>(-5025)</b>: Phone failure. Switch off the phone and then switch on.</p> |
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11175 -5026=<p><b>KErrGsm0707PhoneLinkReserved</b>: Phone is busy due the other call operation.</p> |
|
11176 KErrGsm0707PhoneLinkReserved=<p><b>(-5026)</b>: Phone is busy due the other call operation.</p> |
|
11177 -5027=<p><b>KErrGsm0707OperationNotAllowed</b>: Operation is not allowed. Check phone settings.</p> |
|
11178 KErrGsm0707OperationNotAllowed=<p><b>(-5027)</b>: Operation is not allowed. Check phone settings.</p> |
|
11179 -5028=<p><b>KErrGsm0707OperationNotSupported</b>: Operation is not supported by the phone.</p> |
|
11180 KErrGsm0707OperationNotSupported=<p><b>(-5028)</b>: Operation is not supported by the phone.</p> |
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11181 -5029=<p><b>KErrGsm0707PhoneToSimLockRequired</b>: Blank</p> |
|
11182 KErrGsm0707PhoneToSimLockRequired=<p><b>(-5029)</b>: Blank</p> |
|
11183 -5034=<p><b>KErrGsm0707SimNotInserted</b>: Insert SIM card.</p> |
|
11184 KErrGsm0707SimNotInserted=<p><b>(-5034)</b>: Insert SIM card.</p> |
|
11185 -5035=<p><b>KErrGsm0707SimPin1Required</b>: PIN1 is required to continue.</p> |
|
11186 KErrGsm0707SimPin1Required=<p><b>(-5035)</b>: PIN1 is required to continue.</p> |
|
11187 -5036=<p><b>KErrGsm0707SIMPuk1Required</b>: PUK1 code is required to continue.</p> |
|
11188 KErrGsm0707SIMPuk1Required=<p><b>(-5036)</b>: PUK1 code is required to continue.</p> |
|
11189 -5037=<p><b>KErrGsm0707SimFailure</b>: SIM card failure. Replace the SIM card.</p> |
|
11190 KErrGsm0707SimFailure=<p><b>(-5037)</b>: SIM card failure. Replace the SIM card.</p> |
|
11191 -5038=<p><b>KErrGsm0707SimBusy</b>: SIM card is busy while performing other operation.</p> |
|
11192 KErrGsm0707SimBusy=<p><b>(-5038)</b>: SIM card is busy while performing other operation.</p> |
|
11193 -5039=<p><b>KErrGsm0707SimWrong</b>: Wrong SIM card. Replace the SIM card.</p> |
|
11194 KErrGsm0707SimWrong=<p><b>(-5039)</b>: Wrong SIM card. Replace the SIM card.</p> |
|
11195 -5040=<p><b>KErrGsm0707IncorrectPassword</b>: Incorrect code please re-enter.</p> |
|
11196 KErrGsm0707IncorrectPassword=<p><b>(-5040)</b>: Incorrect code please re-enter.</p> |
|
11197 -5041=<p><b>KErrGsm0707SimPin2Required</b>: PIN2 is required to continue.</p> |
|
11198 KErrGsm0707SimPin2Required=<p><b>(-5041)</b>: PIN2 is required to continue.</p> |
|
11199 -5042=<p><b>KErrGsm0707SIMPuk2Required</b>: PUK2 code is required to continue.</p> |
|
11200 KErrGsm0707SIMPuk2Required=<p><b>(-5042)</b>: PUK2 code is required to continue.</p> |
|
11201 -5043=<p><b>KErrGsm0707MemoryFull</b>: Memory is full. Remove some messages and try again.</p> |
|
11202 KErrGsm0707MemoryFull=<p><b>(-5043)</b>: Memory is full. Remove some messages and try again.</p> |
|
11203 -5044=<p><b>KErrGsm0707InvalidIndex</b>: Memory failure. Try again.</p> |
|
11204 KErrGsm0707InvalidIndex=<p><b>(-5044)</b>: Memory failure. Try again.</p> |
|
11205 -5045=<p><b>KErrGsm0707NotFound</b>: Requested information not found. Try again.</p> |
|
11206 KErrGsm0707NotFound=<p><b>(-5045)</b>: Requested information not found. Try again.</p> |
|
11207 -5046=<p><b>KErrGsm0707MemoryFailure</b>: Memory failure. Try again.</p> |
|
11208 KErrGsm0707MemoryFailure=<p><b>(-5046)</b>: Memory failure. Try again.</p> |
|
11209 -5047=<p><b>KErrGsm0707TextStringTooLong</b>: Entered string is too long. Please re-enter the string.</p> |
|
11210 KErrGsm0707TextStringTooLong=<p><b>(-5047)</b>: Entered string is too long. Please re-enter the string.</p> |
|
11211 -5048=<p><b>KErrGsm0707InvalidCharsInTextString</b>: Invalid characters in text string. Please re-enter the string.</p> |
|
11212 KErrGsm0707InvalidCharsInTextString=<p><b>(-5048)</b>: Invalid characters in text string. Please re-enter the string.</p> |
|
11213 -5049=<p><b>KErrGsm0707DialStringTooLong</b>: Entered dial string is too long. Please re-enter the string.</p> |
|
11214 KErrGsm0707DialStringTooLong=<p><b>(-5049)</b>: Entered dial string is too long. Please re-enter the string.</p> |
|
11215 -5050=<p><b>KErrGsm0707InvalidCharsInDialString</b>: Invalid characters in dial string. Please re-enter the string.</p> |
|
11216 KErrGsm0707InvalidCharsInDialString=<p><b>(-5050)</b>: Invalid characters in dial string. Please re-enter the string.</p> |
|
11217 -5054=<p><b>KErrGsm0707NoNetworkService</b>: Service is not available.</p> |
|
11218 KErrGsm0707NoNetworkService=<p><b>(-5054)</b>: Service is not available.</p> |
|
11219 -5055=<p><b>KErrGsm0707NetworkTimeout</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11220 KErrGsm0707NetworkTimeout=<p><b>(-5055)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11221 -5124=<p><b>KErrDndCache</b>: Corrupted data in cache (= bad DNS reply from server)</p> |
|
11222 KErrGsm0707UnknownError=<p><b>(-5124)</b>: Temporary network failure. Try again later.</p> |
|
11223 -5120=<p><b>KErrDndNameNotFound</b>: Returned when no data found for GetByName</p> |
|
11224 KErrDndNameNotFound=<p><b>(-5120)</b>: Returned when no data found for GetByName</p> |
|
11225 -5121=<p><b>KErrDndAddrNotFound</b>: Returned when no data found for GetByAddr</p> |
|
11226 KErrDndAddrNotFound=<p><b>(-5121)</b>: Returned when no data found for GetByAddr</p> |
|
11227 -5122=<p><b>KErrDndNoServers</b>: No DNS server addresses available (timeout)</p> |
|
11228 KErrDndNoServers=<p><b>(-5122)</b>: No DNS server addresses available (timeout)</p> |
|
11229 -5123=<p><b>KErrDndNoRoute</b>: Send timeout for the query (probably no route for server)</p> |
|
11230 KErrDndNoRoute=<p><b>(-5123)</b>: Send timeout for the query (probably no route for server)</p> |
|
11231 KErrDndCache=<p><b>(-5124)</b>: Corrupted data in cache (= bad DNS reply from server)</p> |
|
11232 -5125=<p><b>KErrDndFormat</b>: Wrong format</p> |
|
11233 KErrDndFormat=<p><b>(-5125)</b>: Wrong format</p> |
|
11234 -5126=<p><b>KErrDndServerFailure</b>: </p> |
|
11235 KErrDndServerFailure=<p><b>(-5126)</b>: </p> |
|
11236 -5127=<p><b>KErrDndBadName</b>: Bad name</p> |
|
11237 KErrDndBadName=<p><b>(-5127)</b>: Bad name</p> |
|
11238 -5128=<p><b>KErrDndNotImplemented</b>: </p> |
|
11239 KErrDndNotImplemented=<p><b>(-5128)</b>: </p> |
|
11240 -5129=<p><b>KErrDndRefused</b>: Server refused</p> |
|
11241 KErrDndRefused=<p><b>(-5129)</b>: Server refused</p> |
|
11242 -5130=<p><b>KErrDndBadQuery</b>: "Bad query from application (invalid domain name</p> |
|
11243 KErrDndBadQuery=<p><b>(-5130)</b>: "Bad query from application (invalid domain name</p> |
|
11244 -5131=<p><b>KErrDndNoRecord</b>: No record found of the desired type and class.</p> |
|
11245 KErrDndNoRecord=<p><b>(-5131)</b>: No record found of the desired type and class.</p> |
|
11246 -5132=<p><b>KErrDndNameTooBig</b>: Buffer overflow with name</p> |
|
11247 KErrDndNameTooBig=<p><b>(-5132)</b>: Buffer overflow with name</p> |
|
11248 -5133=<p><b>KErrDndUnknown</b>: Misc error - must be something wrong with the packet or the NS</p> |
|
11249 KErrDndUnknown=<p><b>(-5133)</b>: Misc error - must be something wrong with the packet or the NS</p> |
|
11250 -5134=<p><b>KErrDndServerUnusable</b>: "The server is unusable for the attempted query (for example</p> |
|
11251 KErrDndServerUnusable=<p><b>(-5134)</b>: "The server is unusable for the attempted query (for example</p> |
|
11252 -5154=<p><b>EIpsec_NotANATTPacket</b>: UDP packet is NOT a NAT Taversal packet</p> |
|
11253 EIpsec_NotANATTPacket=<p><b>(-5154)</b>: UDP packet is NOT a NAT Taversal packet</p> |
|
11254 -5155=<p><b>EIpsec_NoInnerSource</b>: Cannot find inner-src for outbound packet when tunneling (for SECPOL)</p> |
|
11255 EIpsec_NoInnerSource=<p><b>(-5155)</b>: Cannot find inner-src for outbound packet when tunneling (for SECPOL)</p> |
|
11256 -5156=<p><b>EIpsec_LostSA</b>: "An SA has been lost betweenApply andVerify</p> |
|
11257 EIpsec_LostSA=<p><b>(-5156)</b>: "An SA has been lost betweenApply andVerify</p> |
|
11258 -5157=<p><b>EIpsec_IcmpError</b>: An ICMP error report containing AH orESP (for INET6)</p> |
|
11259 EIpsec_IcmpError=<p><b>(-5157)</b>: An ICMP error report containing AH orESP (for INET6)</p> |
|
11260 -5158=<p><b>EIpsec_PolicyUnknownSelector</b>: unknown selector keyword</p> |
|
11261 EIpsec_PolicyUnknownSelector=<p><b>(-5158)</b>: unknown selector keyword</p> |
|
11262 -5159=<p><b>EIpsec_PolicyInboundOutbound</b>: Only one of the 'inbound' or 'outbound' is allowed</p> |
|
11263 EIpsec_PolicyInboundOutbound=<p><b>(-5159)</b>: Only one of the 'inbound' or 'outbound' is allowed</p> |
|
11264 -5160=<p><b>EIpsec_PolicyIpMaskExpected</b>: Expected IP address (as mask) here</p> |
|
11265 EIpsec_PolicyIpMaskExpected=<p><b>(-5160)</b>: Expected IP address (as mask) here</p> |
|
11266 -5161=<p><b>EIpsec_PolicyIpAddressExpected</b>: Expected IP address here</p> |
|
11267 EIpsec_PolicyIpAddressExpected=<p><b>(-5161)</b>: Expected IP address here</p> |
|
11268 -5162=<p><b>EIpsec_PolicyInvalidIpAddress</b>: Invalid IP address</p> |
|
11269 EIpsec_PolicyInvalidIpAddress=<p><b>(-5162)</b>: Invalid IP address</p> |
|
11270 -5163=<p><b>EIpsec_PolicyRightParen</b>: Right parenthesis expected</p> |
|
11271 EIpsec_PolicyRightParen=<p><b>(-5163)</b>: Right parenthesis expected</p> |
|
11272 -5164=<p><b>EIpsec_PolicyLeftParen</b>: Left parenthesis expected</p> |
|
11273 EIpsec_PolicyLeftParen=<p><b>(-5164)</b>: Left parenthesis expected</p> |
|
11274 -5165=<p><b>EIpsec_PolicySpecNotFound</b>: SA specification is not defined before reference in selector</p> |
|
11275 EIpsec_PolicySpecNotFound=<p><b>(-5165)</b>: SA specification is not defined before reference in selector</p> |
|
11276 -5166=<p><b>EIpsec_PolicySyntaxError</b>: Generic delimiter error inspecification</p> |
|
11277 EIpsec_PolicySyntaxError=<p><b>(-5166)</b>: Generic delimiter error inspecification</p> |
|
11278 -5167=<p><b>EIpsec_PolicySpecName</b>: SA specification name missing or invalid</p> |
|
11279 EIpsec_PolicySpecName=<p><b>(-5167)</b>: SA specification name missing or invalid</p> |
|
11280 -5168=<p><b>EIpsec_PolicyNoEncryptAlgorithm</b>: ESP specification must include encryptionb algorithm</p> |
|
11281 EIpsec_PolicyNoEncryptAlgorithm=<p><b>(-5168)</b>: ESP specification must include encryptionb algorithm</p> |
|
11282 -5169=<p><b>EIpsec_PolicyNoAuthAlgorithm</b>: AH specification must include authentication algorithm</p> |
|
11283 EIpsec_PolicyNoAuthAlgorithm=<p><b>(-5169)</b>: AH specification must include authentication algorithm</p> |
|
11284 -5170=<p><b>EIpsec_PolicyTooManyTypes</b>: Type can be specified onlyonce for specification</p> |
|
11285 EIpsec_PolicyTooManyTypes=<p><b>(-5170)</b>: Type can be specified onlyonce for specification</p> |
|
11286 -5171=<p><b>EIpsec_PolicyNoType</b>: SA type (AH or ESP) omittedfrom specification</p> |
|
11287 EIpsec_PolicyNoType=<p><b>(-5171)</b>: SA type (AH or ESP) omittedfrom specification</p> |
|
11288 -5172=<p><b>EIpsec_PolicyCloseBraceExpected</b>: closing brace expected</p> |
|
11289 EIpsec_PolicyCloseBraceExpected=<p><b>(-5172)</b>: closing brace expected</p> |
|
11290 -5173=<p><b>EIpsec_PolicyNumberExpected</b>: number value expected</p> |
|
11291 EIpsec_PolicyNumberExpected=<p><b>(-5173)</b>: number value expected</p> |
|
11292 -5174=<p><b>EIpsec_PolicyUnknownSpec</b>: unknown policy specification keyword</p> |
|
11293 EIpsec_PolicyUnknownSpec=<p><b>(-5174)</b>: unknown policy specification keyword</p> |
|
11294 -5175=<p><b>EIpsec_PolicyInvalidIdentity</b>: invalid identity syntax</p> |
|
11295 EIpsec_PolicyInvalidIdentity=<p><b>(-5175)</b>: invalid identity syntax</p> |
|
11296 -5176=<p><b>EIpsec_PolicyIdentityDefined</b>: identify already defined</p> |
|
11297 EIpsec_PolicyIdentityDefined=<p><b>(-5176)</b>: identify already defined</p> |
|
11298 -5177=<p><b>EIpsec_PolicyUnknownAuth</b>: algorithm not defined in algorithm map</p> |
|
11299 EIpsec_PolicyUnknownAuth=<p><b>(-5177)</b>: algorithm not defined in algorithm map</p> |
|
11300 -5178=<p><b>EIpsec_PolicyUnknownEncrypt</b>: algorithm not defined in algorithm map</p> |
|
11301 EIpsec_PolicyUnknownEncrypt=<p><b>(-5178)</b>: algorithm not defined in algorithm map</p> |
|
11302 -5179=<p><b>EIpsec_UnavailableDigest</b>: No installed library implements the digest</p> |
|
11303 EIpsec_UnavailableDigest=<p><b>(-5179)</b>: No installed library implements the digest</p> |
|
11304 -5180=<p><b>EIpsec_UnavailableCipher</b>: No installed library implements the cipher</p> |
|
11305 EIpsec_UnavailableCipher=<p><b>(-5180)</b>: No installed library implements the cipher</p> |
|
11306 -5181=<p><b>EIpsec_UnknownDigestNumber</b>: Attempting to use algorithmnumber that is not known</p> |
|
11307 EIpsec_UnknownDigestNumber=<p><b>(-5181)</b>: Attempting to use algorithmnumber that is not known</p> |
|
11308 -5182=<p><b>EIpsec_UnknownCipherNumber</b>: Attempting to use algorithmnumber that is not known</p> |
|
11309 EIpsec_UnknownCipherNumber=<p><b>(-5182)</b>: Attempting to use algorithmnumber that is not known</p> |
|
11310 -5183=<p><b>EIpsec_BadCipherKey</b>: Key in SA is too short (forthe algorithm) or is weak</p> |
|
11311 EIpsec_BadCipherKey=<p><b>(-5183)</b>: Key in SA is too short (forthe algorithm) or is weak</p> |
|
11312 -5184=<p><b>EIpsec_MismatchDestinationIdentity</b>: destination identity does not match</p> |
|
11313 EIpsec_MismatchDestinationIdentity=<p><b>(-5184)</b>: destination identity does not match</p> |
|
11314 -5185=<p><b>EIpsec_MismatchSourceIdentity</b>: source identity does not match</p> |
|
11315 EIpsec_MismatchSourceIdentity=<p><b>(-5185)</b>: source identity does not match</p> |
|
11316 -5186=<p><b>EIpsec_MismatchProtocol</b>: protocol does not match</p> |
|
11317 EIpsec_MismatchProtocol=<p><b>(-5186)</b>: protocol does not match</p> |
|
11318 -5187=<p><b>EIpsec_MismatchDestinationPort</b>: destination port does not match</p> |
|
11319 EIpsec_MismatchDestinationPort=<p><b>(-5187)</b>: destination port does not match</p> |
|
11320 -5188=<p><b>EIpsec_MismatchSourcePort</b>: source port does not match</p> |
|
11321 EIpsec_MismatchSourcePort=<p><b>(-5188)</b>: source port does not match</p> |
|
11322 -5189=<p><b>EIpsec_MismatchProxy</b>: proxy address does not match</p> |
|
11323 EIpsec_MismatchProxy=<p><b>(-5189)</b>: proxy address does not match</p> |
|
11324 -5190=<p><b>EIpsec_MismatchSource</b>: source address does not match</p> |
|
11325 EIpsec_MismatchSource=<p><b>(-5190)</b>: source address does not match</p> |
|
11326 -5191=<p><b>EIpsec_MismatchReplayWindow</b>: ReplayWindow length is shorter than required</p> |
|
11327 EIpsec_MismatchReplayWindow=<p><b>(-5191)</b>: ReplayWindow length is shorter than required</p> |
|
11328 -5192=<p><b>EIpsec_MismatchedEncryptAlg</b>: Encrypt algorithm doesn't match</p> |
|
11329 EIpsec_MismatchedEncryptAlg=<p><b>(-5192)</b>: Encrypt algorithm doesn't match</p> |
|
11330 -5193=<p><b>EIpsec_MismatchedAuthAlg</b>: Auth algorithm doesn't match</p> |
|
11331 EIpsec_MismatchedAuthAlg=<p><b>(-5193)</b>: Auth algorithm doesn't match</p> |
|
11332 -5194=<p><b>EIpsec_MismatchedPFS</b>: PFS bit is not same</p> |
|
11333 EIpsec_MismatchedPFS=<p><b>(-5194)</b>: PFS bit is not same</p> |
|
11334 -5195=<p><b>EIpsec_MismatchedType</b>: SA Type (AH/ESP) does not match</p> |
|
11335 EIpsec_MismatchedType=<p><b>(-5195)</b>: SA Type (AH/ESP) does not match</p> |
|
11336 -5196=<p><b>EIpsec_MismatchedDestination</b>: SA destination does not match (internal error?)</p> |
|
11337 EIpsec_MismatchedDestination=<p><b>(-5196)</b>: SA destination does not match (internal error?)</p> |
|
11338 -5197=<p><b>EIpsec_AcquireFailed</b>: Acquiring SA failed (no SAavailableor negotiated)</p> |
|
11339 EIpsec_AcquireFailed=<p><b>(-5197)</b>: Acquiring SA failed (no SAavailableor negotiated)</p> |
|
11340 -5198=<p><b>EIpsec_EspBadCipherBlockSize</b>: "Configuration error</p> |
|
11341 EIpsec_EspBadCipherBlockSize=<p><b>(-5198)</b>: "Configuration error</p> |
|
11342 -5199=<p><b>EIpsec_EspSequenceWrap</b>: Outbound sequence # wrappedaround for this SA</p> |
|
11343 EIpsec_EspSequenceWrap=<p><b>(-5199)</b>: Outbound sequence # wrappedaround for this SA</p> |
|
11344 -5200=<p><b>EIpsec_AhSequenceWrap</b>: Outbound sequence # wrappedaround for this SA</p> |
|
11345 EIpsec_AhSequenceWrap=<p><b>(-5200)</b>: Outbound sequence # wrappedaround for this SA</p> |
|
11346 -5201=<p><b>EIpsec_AhPacketTooLong</b>: Outbound packet would exeed2**16-1 with AH</p> |
|
11347 EIpsec_AhPacketTooLong=<p><b>(-5201)</b>: Outbound packet would exeed2**16-1 with AH</p> |
|
11348 -5202=<p><b>EIpsec_AhRMBufSplit</b>: Inbound AH processing failed (Memory?)</p> |
|
11349 EIpsec_AhRMBufSplit=<p><b>(-5202)</b>: Inbound AH processing failed (Memory?)</p> |
|
11350 -5203=<p><b>EIpsec_NoBundle</b>: "Incoming packet had transforms</p> |
|
11351 EIpsec_NoBundle=<p><b>(-5203)</b>: "Incoming packet had transforms</p> |
|
11352 -5204=<p><b>EIpsec_TooManyTransforms</b>: Incoming packet had more transforms than policy requires</p> |
|
11353 EIpsec_TooManyTransforms=<p><b>(-5204)</b>: Incoming packet had more transforms than policy requires</p> |
|
11354 -5205=<p><b>EIpsec_UnrequiredSA</b>: Applied SA where policy hasnone</p> |
|
11355 EIpsec_UnrequiredSA=<p><b>(-5205)</b>: Applied SA where policy hasnone</p> |
|
11356 -5206=<p><b>EIpsec_MismatchedSA</b>: Applied SA does not match the policy</p> |
|
11357 EIpsec_MismatchedSA=<p><b>(-5206)</b>: Applied SA does not match the policy</p> |
|
11358 -5207=<p><b>EIpsec_TunnelMismatch</b>: Tunnelmode does not match the policy</p> |
|
11359 EIpsec_TunnelMismatch=<p><b>(-5207)</b>: Tunnelmode does not match the policy</p> |
|
11360 -5208=<p><b>EIpsec_TooFewTransforms</b>: Incoming packet has less transforms than policy requires</p> |
|
11361 EIpsec_TooFewTransforms=<p><b>(-5208)</b>: Incoming packet has less transforms than policy requires</p> |
|
11362 -5209=<p><b>EIpsec_MaxTransforms</b>: Incoming packet exceed configured maxlimit of transforms</p> |
|
11363 EIpsec_MaxTransforms=<p><b>(-5209)</b>: Incoming packet exceed configured maxlimit of transforms</p> |
|
11364 -5210=<p><b>EIpsec_NoSelectorMatch</b>: None of the policy selectors matched</p> |
|
11365 EIpsec_NoSelectorMatch=<p><b>(-5210)</b>: None of the policy selectors matched</p> |
|
11366 -5211=<p><b>EIpsec_OutboundPending</b>: "Outbooud SA does not exits</p> |
|
11367 EIpsec_OutboundPending=<p><b>(-5211)</b>: "Outbooud SA does not exits</p> |
|
11368 -5212=<p><b>EIpsec_OutboundNotFound</b>: "Outbound SA does not exist</p> |
|
11369 EIpsec_OutboundNotFound=<p><b>(-5212)</b>: "Outbound SA does not exist</p> |
|
11370 -5213=<p><b>EIpsec_ReplayDuplicate</b>: Duplicate packet (replay window test)</p> |
|
11371 EIpsec_ReplayDuplicate=<p><b>(-5213)</b>: Duplicate packet (replay window test)</p> |
|
11372 -5214=<p><b>EIpsec_EspPadLength</b>: The ESP pad length is corrupt (probably wrong key)</p> |
|
11373 EIpsec_EspPadLength=<p><b>(-5214)</b>: The ESP pad length is corrupt (probably wrong key)</p> |
|
11374 -5215=<p><b>EIpsec_EspPadByte</b>: The ESP pad byte content isinvalid (probably wrong key)</p> |
|
11375 EIpsec_EspPadByte=<p><b>(-5215)</b>: The ESP pad byte content isinvalid (probably wrong key)</p> |
|
11376 -5216=<p><b>EIpsec_DataAlignment</b>: Data not aligned by block size</p> |
|
11377 EIpsec_DataAlignment=<p><b>(-5216)</b>: Data not aligned by block size</p> |
|
11378 -5217=<p><b>EIpsec_PacketLength</b>: Invalid lenght of the packet</p> |
|
11379 EIpsec_PacketLength=<p><b>(-5217)</b>: Invalid lenght of the packet</p> |
|
11380 -5218=<p><b>EIpsec_AhAuthentication</b>: Authentication check failedin AH</p> |
|
11381 EIpsec_AhAuthentication=<p><b>(-5218)</b>: Authentication check failedin AH</p> |
|
11382 -5219=<p><b>EIpsec_AhIcvLength</b>: ICV length in packet does not match algorithm</p> |
|
11383 EIpsec_AhIcvLength=<p><b>(-5219)</b>: ICV length in packet does not match algorithm</p> |
|
11384 -5220=<p><b>EIpsec_AhInboundSA</b>: The inbound SA for AH doesnot exist</p> |
|
11385 EIpsec_AhInboundSA=<p><b>(-5220)</b>: The inbound SA for AH doesnot exist</p> |
|
11386 -5221=<p><b>EIpsec_AhAuthAlg</b>: Required auth algorithm forAH not available/installed</p> |
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11387 EIpsec_AhAuthAlg=<p><b>(-5221)</b>: Required auth algorithm forAH not available/installed</p> |
|
11388 -5222=<p><b>EIpsec_EspEncrAlg</b>: Required encrypt algorithmfor ESP not available/installed</p> |
|
11389 EIpsec_EspEncrAlg=<p><b>(-5222)</b>: Required encrypt algorithmfor ESP not available/installed</p> |
|
11390 -5223=<p><b>EIpsec_EspAuthAlg</b>: Required auth algorithm forESP not available/installed</p> |
|
11391 EIpsec_EspAuthAlg=<p><b>(-5223)</b>: Required auth algorithm forESP not available/installed</p> |
|
11392 -5224=<p><b>EIpsec_EspAuthentication</b>: Authentication check failedin ESP</p> |
|
11393 EIpsec_EspAuthentication=<p><b>(-5224)</b>: Authentication check failedin ESP</p> |
|
11394 -5225=<p><b>EIpsec_EspInboundSA</b>: The inbound SA for ESP doesnot exist</p> |
|
11395 EIpsec_EspInboundSA=<p><b>(-5225)</b>: The inbound SA for ESP doesnot exist</p> |
|
11396 -5226=<p><b>EIpsec_CorruptPacketOut</b>: Corrupt packet after IPSECoperations</p> |
|
11397 EIpsec_CorruptPacketOut=<p><b>(-5226)</b>: Corrupt packet after IPSECoperations</p> |
|
11398 -5227=<p><b>EIpsec_CorruptPacketIn</b>: Truncated or corrupt packetor header(in)</p> |
|
11399 EIpsec_CorruptPacketIn=<p><b>(-5227)</b>: Truncated or corrupt packetor header(in)</p> |
|
11400 -5228=<p><b>EIpsec_RMBUF</b>: RMBUF operation failed unexpectedly</p> |
|
11401 EIpsec_RMBUF=<p><b>(-5228)</b>: RMBUF operation failed unexpectedly</p> |
|
11402 -5501=<p><b>KErrIrObexClientNoDevicesFound</b>: No other infrared device found</p> |
|
11403 KErrIrObexClientNoDevicesFound=<p><b>(-5501)</b>: No other infrared device found</p> |
|
11404 -5502=<p><b>KErrIrObexClientPeerDoesNotHaveObex</b>: Other IR device cannot handle IrObex</p> |
|
11405 KErrIrObexClientPeerDoesNotHaveObex=<p><b>(-5502)</b>: Other IR device cannot handle IrObex</p> |
|
11406 -5503=<p><b>KErrIrObexClientPutPeerAborted</b>: Other IR device aborted the transfer</p> |
|
11407 KErrIrObexClientPutPeerAborted=<p><b>(-5503)</b>: Other IR device aborted the transfer</p> |
|
11408 -5507=<p><b>KErrIrObexServerPutPeerAborted</b>: Peer device aborted data transmission/obex sending</p> |
|
11409 KErrIrObexServerPutPeerAborted=<p><b>(-5507)</b>: Peer device aborted data transmission/obex sending</p> |
|
11410 -5512=<p><b>KErrIrObexConnectChallRejected</b>: Cannot authorise the challenge so link dropped</p> |
|
11411 KErrIrObexConnectChallRejected=<p><b>(-5512)</b>: Cannot authorise the challenge so link dropped</p> |
|
11412 -5532=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespSuccess</b>: </p> |
|
11413 KErrIrObexRespSuccess=<p><b>(-5532)</b>: </p> |
|
11414 -5533=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespCreated</b>: </p> |
|
11415 KErrIrObexRespCreated=<p><b>(-5533)</b>: </p> |
|
11416 -5534=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespAccepted</b>: </p> |
|
11417 KErrIrObexRespAccepted=<p><b>(-5534)</b>: </p> |
|
11418 -5535=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespNonAuthInfo</b>: </p> |
|
11419 KErrIrObexRespNonAuthInfo=<p><b>(-5535)</b>: </p> |
|
11420 -5536=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespNoContent</b>: </p> |
|
11421 KErrIrObexRespNoContent=<p><b>(-5536)</b>: </p> |
|
11422 -5537=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespResetContent</b>: </p> |
|
11423 KErrIrObexRespResetContent=<p><b>(-5537)</b>: </p> |
|
11424 -5538=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespPartialContent</b>: </p> |
|
11425 KErrIrObexRespPartialContent=<p><b>(-5538)</b>: </p> |
|
11426 -5548=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespMultipleChoices</b>: </p> |
|
11427 KErrIrObexRespMultipleChoices=<p><b>(-5548)</b>: </p> |
|
11428 -5549=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespMovedPerm</b>: </p> |
|
11429 KErrIrObexRespMovedPerm=<p><b>(-5549)</b>: </p> |
|
11430 -5550=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespMovedTemp</b>: </p> |
|
11431 KErrIrObexRespMovedTemp=<p><b>(-5550)</b>: </p> |
|
11432 -5551=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespSeeOther</b>: </p> |
|
11433 KErrIrObexRespSeeOther=<p><b>(-5551)</b>: </p> |
|
11434 -5552=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespNotModified</b>: </p> |
|
11435 KErrIrObexRespNotModified=<p><b>(-5552)</b>: </p> |
|
11436 -5553=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespUseProxy</b>: </p> |
|
11437 KErrIrObexRespUseProxy=<p><b>(-5553)</b>: </p> |
|
11438 -5564=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespBadRequest</b>: </p> |
|
11439 KErrIrObexRespBadRequest=<p><b>(-5564)</b>: </p> |
|
11440 -5565=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespUnauthorized</b>: </p> |
|
11441 KErrIrObexRespUnauthorized=<p><b>(-5565)</b>: </p> |
|
11442 -5566=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespPaymentRequired</b>: </p> |
|
11443 KErrIrObexRespPaymentRequired=<p><b>(-5566)</b>: </p> |
|
11444 -5567=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespForbidden</b>: </p> |
|
11445 KErrIrObexRespForbidden=<p><b>(-5567)</b>: </p> |
|
11446 -5568=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespNotFound</b>: </p> |
|
11447 KErrIrObexRespNotFound=<p><b>(-5568)</b>: </p> |
|
11448 -5569=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespMethodNotAllowed</b>: </p> |
|
11449 KErrIrObexRespMethodNotAllowed=<p><b>(-5569)</b>: </p> |
|
11450 -5570=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespNotAcceptable</b>: </p> |
|
11451 KErrIrObexRespNotAcceptable=<p><b>(-5570)</b>: </p> |
|
11452 -5571=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespProxyAuthenReqd</b>: </p> |
|
11453 KErrIrObexRespProxyAuthenReqd=<p><b>(-5571)</b>: </p> |
|
11454 -5572=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespTimedOut</b>: </p> |
|
11455 KErrIrObexRespTimedOut=<p><b>(-5572)</b>: </p> |
|
11456 -5573=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespConflict</b>: </p> |
|
11457 KErrIrObexRespConflict=<p><b>(-5573)</b>: </p> |
|
11458 -5574=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespGone</b>: </p> |
|
11459 KErrIrObexRespGone=<p><b>(-5574)</b>: </p> |
|
11460 -5575=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespLengthReqd</b>: </p> |
|
11461 KErrIrObexRespLengthReqd=<p><b>(-5575)</b>: </p> |
|
11462 -5576=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespPreCondFailed</b>: </p> |
|
11463 KErrIrObexRespPreCondFailed=<p><b>(-5576)</b>: </p> |
|
11464 -5577=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespReqEntityTooLarge</b>: </p> |
|
11465 KErrIrObexRespReqEntityTooLarge=<p><b>(-5577)</b>: </p> |
|
11466 -5578=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespReqURLTooLarge</b>: </p> |
|
11467 KErrIrObexRespReqURLTooLarge=<p><b>(-5578)</b>: </p> |
|
11468 -5579=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespUnsupMediaType</b>: </p> |
|
11469 KErrIrObexRespUnsupMediaType=<p><b>(-5579)</b>: </p> |
|
11470 -5580=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespInternalError</b>: </p> |
|
11471 KErrIrObexRespInternalError=<p><b>(-5580)</b>: </p> |
|
11472 -5581=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespNotImplemented</b>: </p> |
|
11473 KErrIrObexRespNotImplemented=<p><b>(-5581)</b>: </p> |
|
11474 -5582=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespBadGateway</b>: </p> |
|
11475 KErrIrObexRespBadGateway=<p><b>(-5582)</b>: </p> |
|
11476 -5583=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespServiceUnavail</b>: </p> |
|
11477 KErrIrObexRespServiceUnavail=<p><b>(-5583)</b>: </p> |
|
11478 -5584=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespGatewayTimeout</b>: </p> |
|
11479 KErrIrObexRespGatewayTimeout=<p><b>(-5584)</b>: </p> |
|
11480 -5585=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespHTTPVerNotSupp</b>: </p> |
|
11481 KErrIrObexRespHTTPVerNotSupp=<p><b>(-5585)</b>: </p> |
|
11482 -5596=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespDatabaseFull</b>: </p> |
|
11483 KErrIrObexRespDatabaseFull=<p><b>(-5596)</b>: </p> |
|
11484 -5597=<p><b>KErrIrObexRespDatabaseLocked</b>: </p> |
|
11485 KErrIrObexRespDatabaseLocked=<p><b>(-5597)</b>: </p> |
|
11486 -5750=<p><b>KVersitErrCodeBase</b>: </p> |
|
11487 KVersitErrCodeBase=<p><b>(-5750)</b>: </p> |
|
11488 -5751=<p><b>KVersitErrBadDateTime</b>: </p> |
|
11489 KVersitErrBadDateTime=<p><b>(-5751)</b>: </p> |
|
11490 -5752=<p><b>KVersitErrRepeatTypeNotHandled</b>: </p> |
|
11491 KVersitErrRepeatTypeNotHandled=<p><b>(-5752)</b>: </p> |
|
11492 -5753=<p><b>KVersitErrBadRepeatValue</b>: </p> |
|
11493 KVersitErrBadRepeatValue=<p><b>(-5753)</b>: </p> |
|
11494 -5754=<p><b>KVersitErrBadTimeZone</b>: </p> |
|
11495 KVersitErrBadTimeZone=<p><b>(-5754)</b>: </p> |
|
11496 -5755=<p><b>KVersitErrBadTimePeriod</b>: </p> |
|
11497 KVersitErrBadTimePeriod=<p><b>(-5755)</b>: </p> |
|
11498 -5756=<p><b>KVersitErrNumberExpected</b>: </p> |
|
11499 KVersitErrNumberExpected=<p><b>(-5756)</b>: </p> |
|
11500 -5757=<p><b>KVersitErrNestedVcardExpected</b>: </p> |
|
11501 KVersitErrNestedVcardExpected=<p><b>(-5757)</b>: </p> |
|
11502 -5758=<p><b>KVersitErrNoPropertyName</b>: </p> |
|
11503 KVersitErrNoPropertyName=<p><b>(-5758)</b>: </p> |
|
11504 -6000=<p><b>EOK</b>: HCI OK errorcode - Used to indicate the absence of any error condition</p> |
|
11505 EOK=<p><b>(-6000)</b>: HCI OK errorcode - Used to indicate the absence of any error condition</p> |
|
11506 -6001=<p><b>EUnknownOpcode</b>: HCI unknownopcode error code</p> |
|
11507 EUnknownOpcode=<p><b>(-6001)</b>: HCI unknownopcode error code</p> |
|
11508 -6002=<p><b>ENoConnection</b>: HCI no connection error code</p> |
|
11509 ENoConnection=<p><b>(-6002)</b>: HCI no connection error code</p> |
|
11510 -6003=<p><b>EHardwareFail</b>: HCI hardwarefailure error code</p> |
|
11511 EHardwareFail=<p><b>(-6003)</b>: HCI hardwarefailure error code</p> |
|
11512 -6004=<p><b>EPageTimedOut</b>: HCI page timeout error code</p> |
|
11513 EPageTimedOut=<p><b>(-6004)</b>: HCI page timeout error code</p> |
|
11514 -6005=<p><b>EAuthenticationFailure</b>: HCI authentification failure error code</p> |
|
11515 EAuthenticationFailure=<p><b>(-6005)</b>: HCI authentification failure error code</p> |
|
11516 -6006=<p><b>EKeyMissing</b>: HCI key missing error code</p> |
|
11517 EKeyMissing=<p><b>(-6006)</b>: HCI key missing error code</p> |
|
11518 -6007=<p><b>EKeyMemoryFull</b>: HCI key memory full error code</p> |
|
11519 EKeyMemoryFull=<p><b>(-6007)</b>: HCI key memory full error code</p> |
|
11520 -6008=<p><b>EConnectionTimeout</b>: HCI connection timeout error code</p> |
|
11521 EConnectionTimeout=<p><b>(-6008)</b>: HCI connection timeout error code</p> |
|
11522 -6009=<p><b>EMaxConnections</b>: HCI maximumnumber of connections exceeded error code</p> |
|
11523 EMaxConnections=<p><b>(-6009)</b>: HCI maximumnumber of connections exceeded error code</p> |
|
11524 -6010=<p><b>EMaxSCOConnections</b>: HCI maximumnumber of SCO connections exceeded error code</p> |
|
11525 EMaxSCOConnections=<p><b>(-6010)</b>: HCI maximumnumber of SCO connections exceeded error code</p> |
|
11526 -6011=<p><b>EMaxACLConnections</b>: HCI maximumnumber of ACL connections exceeded error code</p> |
|
11527 EMaxACLConnections=<p><b>(-6011)</b>: HCI maximumnumber of ACL connections exceeded error code</p> |
|
11528 -6012=<p><b>ECommandDisallowed</b>: HCI commanddisallowed error code</p> |
|
11529 ECommandDisallowed=<p><b>(-6012)</b>: HCI commanddisallowed error code</p> |
|
11530 -6013=<p><b>EHostResourceRejection</b>: HCI host resource rejection error code</p> |
|
11531 EHostResourceRejection=<p><b>(-6013)</b>: HCI host resource rejection error code</p> |
|
11532 -6014=<p><b>EHostSecurityRejection</b>: HCI host security rejection error code</p> |
|
11533 EHostSecurityRejection=<p><b>(-6014)</b>: HCI host security rejection error code</p> |
|
11534 -6015=<p><b>EHostPersonalDeviceRejection</b>: HCI host personal device rejection error code</p> |
|
11535 EHostPersonalDeviceRejection=<p><b>(-6015)</b>: HCI host personal device rejection error code</p> |
|
11536 -6016=<p><b>ERemoteHostTimeout</b>: HCI remote host timeout error code</p> |
|
11537 ERemoteHostTimeout=<p><b>(-6016)</b>: HCI remote host timeout error code</p> |
|
11538 -6017=<p><b>EUnsupportedParameter</b>: HCI unsupported parameter error code</p> |
|
11539 EUnsupportedParameter=<p><b>(-6017)</b>: HCI unsupported parameter error code</p> |
|
11540 -6018=<p><b>EInvalidHCIParameter</b>: HCI invalid HCI parameter error code</p> |
|
11541 EInvalidHCIParameter=<p><b>(-6018)</b>: HCI invalid HCI parameter error code</p> |
|
11542 -6019=<p><b>ERemoteUserEndedConnection</b>: HCI remote device user ended connection error code</p> |
|
11543 ERemoteUserEndedConnection=<p><b>(-6019)</b>: HCI remote device user ended connection error code</p> |
|
11544 -6020=<p><b>ERemoteLowResources</b>: HCI remote device low resources error code</p> |
|
11545 ERemoteLowResources=<p><b>(-6020)</b>: HCI remote device low resources error code</p> |
|
11546 -6021=<p><b>ERemoteAboutToPowerOff</b>: HCI remote device about to power off error code</p> |
|
11547 ERemoteAboutToPowerOff=<p><b>(-6021)</b>: HCI remote device about to power off error code</p> |
|
11548 -6022=<p><b>ETerminatedByLocalHost</b>: HCI treminated by local host error code</p> |
|
11549 ETerminatedByLocalHost=<p><b>(-6022)</b>: HCI treminated by local host error code</p> |
|
11550 -6023=<p><b>ERepeatedAttempts</b>: HCI repeated attempts error code</p> |
|
11551 ERepeatedAttempts=<p><b>(-6023)</b>: HCI repeated attempts error code</p> |
|
11552 -6024=<p><b>EPairingNotAllowed</b>: HCI pairingnot allowed error code</p> |
|
11553 EPairingNotAllowed=<p><b>(-6024)</b>: HCI pairingnot allowed error code</p> |
|
11554 -6025=<p><b>EUnknownLMPpdu</b>: HCI unknown LMP PDU error code</p> |
|
11555 EUnknownLMPpdu=<p><b>(-6025)</b>: HCI unknown LMP PDU error code</p> |
|
11556 -6026=<p><b>EUnsupportedRemoteLMPFeature</b>: HCI unsupported remote LMP feature error code</p> |
|
11557 EUnsupportedRemoteLMPFeature=<p><b>(-6026)</b>: HCI unsupported remote LMP feature error code</p> |
|
11558 -6027=<p><b>ESCOOffsetRejected</b>: HCI SCO offset rejected error code</p> |
|
11559 ESCOOffsetRejected=<p><b>(-6027)</b>: HCI SCO offset rejected error code</p> |
|
11560 -6028=<p><b>ESCOIntervalRejected</b>: HCI SCO interval rejected error code</p> |
|
11561 ESCOIntervalRejected=<p><b>(-6028)</b>: HCI SCO interval rejected error code</p> |
|
11562 -6029=<p><b>ESCOAirModeRejected</b>: HCI SCO airmode rejected error code</p> |
|
11563 ESCOAirModeRejected=<p><b>(-6029)</b>: HCI SCO airmode rejected error code</p> |
|
11564 -6030=<p><b>EInvalidLMPParameters</b>: HCI invalid LMP parameters error code</p> |
|
11565 EInvalidLMPParameters=<p><b>(-6030)</b>: HCI invalid LMP parameters error code</p> |
|
11566 -6031=<p><b>EUnspecifiedError</b>: HCI unspecified error code</p> |
|
11567 EUnspecifiedError=<p><b>(-6031)</b>: HCI unspecified error code</p> |
|
11568 -6032=<p><b>EUnsupportedLMPParameterValue</b>: HCI unsupported LMP parameter value error code</p> |
|
11569 EUnsupportedLMPParameterValue=<p><b>(-6032)</b>: HCI unsupported LMP parameter value error code</p> |
|
11570 -6033=<p><b>ERoleChangeNotAllowed</b>: HCI role change not allowed error code</p> |
|
11571 ERoleChangeNotAllowed=<p><b>(-6033)</b>: HCI role change not allowed error code</p> |
|
11572 -6034=<p><b>ELMPResponseTimeout</b>: HCI LMP response timeout error code</p> |
|
11573 ELMPResponseTimeout=<p><b>(-6034)</b>: HCI LMP response timeout error code</p> |
|
11574 -6035=<p><b>ELMPErrorTransactionCollision</b>: HCI LMP error transaction collision error code</p> |
|
11575 ELMPErrorTransactionCollision=<p><b>(-6035)</b>: HCI LMP error transaction collision error code</p> |
|
11576 -6036=<p><b>ELMPPDUNotAllowed</b>: HCI LMP PDU not allowed error code</p> |
|
11577 ELMPPDUNotAllowed=<p><b>(-6036)</b>: HCI LMP PDU not allowed error code</p> |
|
11578 -6037=<p><b>EEncryptionModeNotAcceptable</b>: HCI encryption mode not acceptable error code</p> |
|
11579 EEncryptionModeNotAcceptable=<p><b>(-6037)</b>: HCI encryption mode not acceptable error code</p> |
|
11580 -6038=<p><b>EUnitKeyUsed</b>: HCI unit key not used error code</p> |
|
11581 EUnitKeyUsed=<p><b>(-6038)</b>: HCI unit key not used error code</p> |
|
11582 -6039=<p><b>EQOSIsNotSupported</b>: HCI QOS notsupported error code</p> |
|
11583 EQOSIsNotSupported=<p><b>(-6039)</b>: HCI QOS notsupported error code</p> |
|
11584 -6040=<p><b>EInstantPassed</b>: HCI instant passed error code</p> |
|
11585 EInstantPassed=<p><b>(-6040)</b>: HCI instant passed error code</p> |
|
11586 -6041=<p><b>EPairingWithUnitKeyNotSupported</b>: HCI pairing with unit key not supported error code</p> |
|
11587 EPairingWithUnitKeyNotSupported=<p><b>(-6041)</b>: HCI pairing with unit key not supported error code</p> |
|
11588 -6042=<p><b>EDifferentTransactionCollision</b>: </p> |
|
11589 EDifferentTransactionCollision=<p><b>(-6042)</b>: </p> |
|
11590 -6043=<p><b>Reserved by Bluetooth Spec</b>: </p> |
|
11591 Reserved by Bluetooth Spec=<p><b>(-6051)</b>: </p> |
|
11592 -6044=<p><b>EQoSUnacceptableParameter</b>: HCI bad parameter error code</p> |
|
11593 EQoSUnacceptableParameter=<p><b>(-6044)</b>: HCI bad parameter error code</p> |
|
11594 -6045=<p><b>EQoSRejected</b>: HCI quality of service not accepted error code</p> |
|
11595 EQoSRejected=<p><b>(-6045)</b>: HCI quality of service not accepted error code</p> |
|
11596 -6046=<p><b>EChannelClassificationNotSupported</b>: HCI adaptive frequency hopping channel classification not supported error code</p> |
|
11597 EChannelClassificationNotSupported=<p><b>(-6046)</b>: HCI adaptive frequency hopping channel classification not supported error code</p> |
|
11598 -6047=<p><b>EInsufficientSecurity</b>: HCI insufficient security error code</p> |
|
11599 EInsufficientSecurity=<p><b>(-6047)</b>: HCI insufficient security error code</p> |
|
11600 -6048=<p><b>EParameterOutOfMandatoryRange</b>: HCI parameter value outside required range error code</p> |
|
11601 EParameterOutOfMandatoryRange=<p><b>(-6048)</b>: HCI parameter value outside required range error code</p> |
|
11602 -6049=<p><b>Reserved by Bluetooth Spec</b>: </p> |
|
11603 -6050=<p><b>ERoleSwitchPending</b>: HCI failure because a masterslave role switch is about to take place error code</p> |
|
11604 ERoleSwitchPending=<p><b>(-6050)</b>: HCI failure because a masterslave role switch is about to take place error code</p> |
|
11605 -6051=<p><b>Reserved by Bluetooth Spec</b>: </p> |
|
11606 -6052=<p><b>EReservedSlotViolation</b>: HCI use of reserved baseband packet slot error code</p> |
|
11607 EReservedSlotViolation=<p><b>(-6052)</b>: HCI use of reserved baseband packet slot error code</p> |
|
11608 -6053=<p><b>ERoleSwitchFailed</b>: HCI masterslave role switch failed error code</p> |
|
11609 ERoleSwitchFailed=<p><b>(-6053)</b>: HCI masterslave role switch failed error code</p> |
|
11610 -6300=<p><b>KErrBadAddress</b>: L2CAP Bad address error code</p> |
|
11611 KErrBadAddress=<p><b>(-6300)</b>: L2CAP Bad address error code</p> |
|
11612 -6301=<p><b>KErrSAPUnexpectedEvent</b>: L2CAP unexpected SAP event error code</p> |
|
11613 KErrSAPUnexpectedEvent=<p><b>(-6301)</b>: L2CAP unexpected SAP event error code</p> |
|
11614 -6302=<p><b>KErrBadPacketReceived</b>: L2CAP bad packet received error code</p> |
|
11615 KErrBadPacketReceived=<p><b>(-6302)</b>: L2CAP bad packet received error code</p> |
|
11616 -6303=<p><b>KErrL2CAPBadResponse</b>: L2CAP bad response error code</p> |
|
11617 KErrL2CAPBadResponse=<p><b>(-6303)</b>: L2CAP bad response error code</p> |
|
11618 -6304=<p><b>KErrHCIConnectFailed</b>: L2CAP HCI connection failed error code</p> |
|
11619 KErrHCIConnectFailed=<p><b>(-6304)</b>: L2CAP HCI connection failed error code</p> |
|
11620 -6305=<p><b>KErrHCILinkDisconnection</b>: L2CAP HCI link disconnection error code</p> |
|
11621 KErrHCILinkDisconnection=<p><b>(-6305)</b>: L2CAP HCI link disconnection error code</p> |
|
11622 -6306=<p><b>KErrSAPNotConnected</b>: L2CAP SAP not connected error code</p> |
|
11623 KErrSAPNotConnected=<p><b>(-6306)</b>: L2CAP SAP not connected error code</p> |
|
11624 -6307=<p><b>KErrConfigBadParams</b>: L2CAP bad configuration parameters error code</p> |
|
11625 KErrConfigBadParams=<p><b>(-6307)</b>: L2CAP bad configuration parameters error code</p> |
|
11626 -6308=<p><b>KErrConfigRejected</b>: L2CAP configuration rejected error code</p> |
|
11627 KErrConfigRejected=<p><b>(-6308)</b>: L2CAP configuration rejected error code</p> |
|
11628 -6309=<p><b>KErrConfigUnknownOptions</b>: L2CAP unknown configuration options error code</p> |
|
11629 KErrConfigUnknownOptions=<p><b>(-6309)</b>: L2CAP unknown configuration options error code</p> |
|
11630 -6310=<p><b>KErrL2PeerDisconnected</b>: L2CAP peer disconnected error code</p> |
|
11631 KErrL2PeerDisconnected=<p><b>(-6310)</b>: L2CAP peer disconnected error code</p> |
|
11632 -6311=<p><b>KErrL2CAPAccessRequestDenied</b>: L2CAP access request denied error code</p> |
|
11633 KErrL2CAPAccessRequestDenied=<p><b>(-6311)</b>: L2CAP access request denied error code</p> |
|
11634 -6312=<p><b>KErrL2CAPRequestTimeout</b>: L2CAP request timeout error code</p> |
|
11635 KErrL2CAPRequestTimeout=<p><b>(-6312)</b>: L2CAP request timeout error code</p> |
|
11636 -6313=<p><b>KErrL2PeerRejectedCommand</b>: L2CAP peer rejected command error code</p> |
|
11637 KErrL2PeerRejectedCommand=<p><b>(-6313)</b>: L2CAP peer rejected command error code</p> |
|
11638 -6314=<p><b>KErrHostResNameTooLong</b>: L2CAP host resolver name too long error code</p> |
|
11639 KErrHostResNameTooLong=<p><b>(-6314)</b>: L2CAP host resolver name too long error code</p> |
|
11640 -6315=<p><b>KErrL2CAPNoMorePSMs</b>: L2CAP no more PSMs error code</p> |
|
11641 KErrL2CAPNoMorePSMs=<p><b>(-6315)</b>: L2CAP no more PSMs error code</p> |
|
11642 -6316=<p><b>KErrL2CAPMaxTransmitExceeded</b>: L2CAP in reliable mode: the maximum L2Cap retransmissions have been made and channel will disconnect error code</p> |
|
11643 KErrL2CAPMaxTransmitExceeded=<p><b>(-6316)</b>: L2CAP in reliable mode: the maximum L2Cap retransmissions have been made and channel will disconnect error code</p> |
|
11644 -6317=<p><b>KErrL2CAPDataControllerDetached</b>: L2CAP problems (e.g. no memory) whilst sending data error code</p> |
|
11645 KErrL2CAPDataControllerDetached=<p><b>(-6317)</b>: L2CAP problems (e.g. no memory) whilst sending data error code</p> |
|
11646 -6318=<p><b>KErrL2CAPConfigPending</b>: L2CAP configuration is in progress error code</p> |
|
11647 KErrL2CAPConfigPending=<p><b>(-6318)</b>: L2CAP configuration is in progress error code</p> |
|
11648 -6319=<p><b>KErrL2CAPConfigAlreadyInProgress</b>: L2CAP attempt to alter config whilst configuration is in progress error code</p> |
|
11649 KErrL2CAPConfigAlreadyInProgress=<p><b>(-6319)</b>: L2CAP attempt to alter config whilst configuration is in progress error code</p> |
|
11650 -6320=<p><b>KErrL2CAPNoFreeCID</b>: L2CAP no more channel IDs available error code</p> |
|
11651 KErrL2CAPNoFreeCID=<p><b>(-6320)</b>: L2CAP no more channel IDs available error code</p> |
|
11652 -6350=<p><b>KErrRfcommSAPUnexpectedEvent</b>: RFCOMM unexpected event error code.</p> |
|
11653 KErrRfcommSAPUnexpectedEvent=<p><b>(-6350)</b>: RFCOMM unexpected event error code.</p> |
|
11654 -6351=<p><b>KErrRfcommAlreadyBound</b>: RFCOMM SAP already bound error code.</p> |
|
11655 KErrRfcommAlreadyBound=<p><b>(-6351)</b>: RFCOMM SAP already bound error code.</p> |
|
11656 -6352=<p><b>KErrRfcommBadAddress</b>: RFCOMM bad address error code.</p> |
|
11657 KErrRfcommBadAddress=<p><b>(-6352)</b>: RFCOMM bad address error code.</p> |
|
11658 -6353=<p><b>KErrRfcommMTUSize</b>: RFCOMM MTU size exceeded error code.</p> |
|
11659 KErrRfcommMTUSize=<p><b>(-6353)</b>: RFCOMM MTU size exceeded error code.</p> |
|
11660 -6354=<p><b>KErrRfcommFrameResponseTimeout</b>: RFCOMM frame response timeout error code.</p> |
|
11661 KErrRfcommFrameResponseTimeout=<p><b>(-6354)</b>: RFCOMM frame response timeout error code.</p> |
|
11662 -6355=<p><b>KErrRfcommMuxRemoteDisconnect</b>: RFCOMM remote end disconnected error code.</p> |
|
11663 KErrRfcommMuxRemoteDisconnect=<p><b>(-6355)</b>: RFCOMM remote end disconnected error code.</p> |
|
11664 -6356=<p><b>KErrRfcommNotBound</b>: RFCOMM SAP not bound error code.</p> |
|
11665 KErrRfcommNotBound=<p><b>(-6356)</b>: RFCOMM SAP not bound error code.</p> |
|
11666 -6357=<p><b>KErrRfcommParameterNegotiationFailure</b>: RFCOMM parameter negotiation failure error code.</p> |
|
11667 KErrRfcommParameterNegotiationFailure=<p><b>(-6357)</b>: RFCOMM parameter negotiation failure error code.</p> |
|
11668 -6358=<p><b>KErrRfcommNotListening</b>: RFCOMM not listening error code.</p> |
|
11669 KErrRfcommNotListening=<p><b>(-6358)</b>: RFCOMM not listening error code.</p> |
|
11670 -6359=<p><b>KErrRfcommNoMoreServerChannels</b>: RFCOMM no more server channels available error code.</p> |
|
11671 KErrRfcommNoMoreServerChannels=<p><b>(-6359)</b>: RFCOMM no more server channels available error code.</p> |
|
11672 -6400=<p><b>KErrSdpAlreadyBound</b>: "Cannot bind to specifed sockets protocol</p> |
|
11673 KErrAvctpBadAddress=<p><b>(-6400)</b>: AVCTP bad address error code</p> |
|
11674 -6401=<p><b>KErrSdpPeerError</b>: Remote device gave unknown error</p> |
|
11675 KErrAvctpSAPUnexpectedEvent=<p><b>(-6401)</b>: AVCTP unexpected SAP event error code</p> |
|
11676 -6402=<p><b>KErrSdpClientNotConnected</b>: Local device is not connected</p> |
|
11677 KErrAvctpBadPacketReceived=<p><b>(-6402)</b>: AVCTP bad packet received error code</p> |
|
11678 -6403=<p><b>KErrSdpUnsupportedVersion</b>: Invalid/unsupported SDP version</p> |
|
11679 KErrAvctpBadResponse=<p><b>(-6403)</b>: AVCTP bad response error code</p> |
|
11680 -6404=<p><b>KErrSdpBadRecordHandle</b>: Invalid Service Record Handle</p> |
|
11681 KErrAvctpConnectFailed=<p><b>(-6404)</b>: AVCTP connect failed error code</p> |
|
11682 -6405=<p><b>KErrSdpBadContinuationState</b>: Invalid ContinuationState</p> |
|
11683 KErrAvctpLinkDisconnection=<p><b>(-6405)</b>: AVCTP link disconnection error code</p> |
|
11684 -6406=<p><b>KErrSdpServerRejectedRequest</b>: SDP server rejected the request</p> |
|
11685 KErrAvctpSAPNotConnected=<p><b>(-6406)</b>: AVCTP SAP not connected error code</p> |
|
11686 -6407=<p><b>KErrSdpBadRequestBufferLength</b>: Request buffer was ill-formed</p> |
|
11687 KErrAvctpPeerDisconnected=<p><b>(-6407)</b>: AVCTP peer disconnection error code</p> |
|
11688 -6408=<p><b>KErrSdpBadResultBufferLength</b>: Result buffer was ill-formed</p> |
|
11689 KErrAvctpAccessRequestDenied=<p><b>(-6408)</b>: AVCTP access request denied error code</p> |
|
11690 -6409=<p><b>KErrSdpBadUUIDLength</b>: UUID entry was ill-formed</p> |
|
11691 KErrAvctpRequestTimeout=<p><b>(-6409)</b>: AVCTP request timeout error code</p> |
|
11692 -6410=<p><b>KErrSdpBadResultData</b>: Response was ill-formed</p> |
|
11693 KErrAvctpPeerRejectedCommand=<p><b>(-6410)</b>: AVCTP peer rejected command error code</p> |
|
11694 KErrSdpAlreadyBound=<p><b>(-6400)</b>: "Cannot bind to specifed sockets protocol</p> |
|
11695 KErrSdpPeerError=<p><b>(-6401)</b>: Remote device gave unknown error</p> |
|
11696 KErrSdpClientNotConnected=<p><b>(-6402)</b>: Local device is not connected</p> |
|
11697 KErrSdpUnsupportedVersion=<p><b>(-6403)</b>: Invalid/unsupported SDP version</p> |
|
11698 KErrSdpBadRecordHandle=<p><b>(-6404)</b>: Invalid Service Record Handle</p> |
|
11699 KErrSdpBadContinuationState=<p><b>(-6405)</b>: Invalid ContinuationState</p> |
|
11700 KErrSdpServerRejectedRequest=<p><b>(-6406)</b>: SDP server rejected the request</p> |
|
11701 KErrSdpBadRequestBufferLength=<p><b>(-6407)</b>: Request buffer was ill-formed</p> |
|
11702 KErrSdpBadResultBufferLength=<p><b>(-6408)</b>: Result buffer was ill-formed</p> |
|
11703 KErrSdpBadUUIDLength=<p><b>(-6409)</b>: UUID entry was ill-formed</p> |
|
11704 KErrSdpBadResultData=<p><b>(-6410)</b>: Response was ill-formed</p> |
|
11705 -6411=<p><b>KErrSdpDatabaseFull</b>: SDP database is full</p> |
|
11706 KErrSdpDatabaseFull=<p><b>(-6411)</b>: SDP database is full</p> |
|
11707 -6450=<p><b>KErrInsufficientBasebandResources</b>: Insufficient baseband resources error value</p> |
|
11708 KErrInsufficientBasebandResources=<p><b>(-6450)</b>: Insufficient baseband resources error value</p> |
|
11709 -6451=<p><b>KErrProxyWriteNotAvailable</b>: Proxy write not available error value</p> |
|
11710 KErrProxyWriteNotAvailable=<p><b>(-6451)</b>: Proxy write not available error value</p> |
|
11711 -6452=<p><b>KErrReflexiveBluetoothLink</b>: Reflexive BT link error value</p> |
|
11712 KErrReflexiveBluetoothLink=<p><b>(-6452)</b>: Reflexive BT link error value</p> |
|
11713 -7000=<p><b>KMsvMediaUnavailable</b>: There is no disk in the drive containing the Message Server index</p> |
|
11714 KMsvMediaUnavailable=<p><b>(-7000)</b>: There is no disk in the drive containing the Message Server index</p> |
|
11715 -7001=<p><b>KMsvMediaIncorrect</b>: "There is a disk in the drive containing the Message Server index</p> |
|
11716 KMsvMediaIncorrect=<p><b>(-7001)</b>: "There is a disk in the drive containing the Message Server index</p> |
|
11717 -7002=<p><b>KMsvMediaChanged</b>: </p> |
|
11718 KMsvMediaChanged=<p><b>(-7002)</b>: </p> |
|
11719 -7003=<p><b>KMsvIndexBackup</b>: </p> |
|
11720 KMsvIndexBackup=<p><b>(-7003)</b>: </p> |
|
11721 -7004=<p><b>KMsvIndexRestore</b>: </p> |
|
11722 KMsvIndexRestore=<p><b>(-7004)</b>: </p> |
|
11723 -7200=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeDefault</b>: Error making a default encoding of unrecognised headers</p> |
|
11724 KErrHttpEncodeDefault=<p><b>(-7200)</b>: Error making a default encoding of unrecognised headers</p> |
|
11725 -7201=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeAccept</b>: Error encoding the Accept field</p> |
|
11726 KErrHttpEncodeAccept=<p><b>(-7201)</b>: Error encoding the Accept field</p> |
|
11727 -7202=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeAcceptCharset</b>: Error encoding the Accept-Charset field</p> |
|
11728 KErrHttpEncodeAcceptCharset=<p><b>(-7202)</b>: Error encoding the Accept-Charset field</p> |
|
11729 -7203=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeQValue</b>: Error encoding a q-value parameter</p> |
|
11730 KErrHttpEncodeQValue=<p><b>(-7203)</b>: Error encoding a q-value parameter</p> |
|
11731 -7204=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeAuthorization</b>: Error encoding the Authorization field</p> |
|
11732 KErrHttpEncodeAuthorization=<p><b>(-7204)</b>: Error encoding the Authorization field</p> |
|
11733 -7205=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeBasicAuth</b>: Error encoding Basiccredentials</p> |
|
11734 KErrHttpEncodeBasicAuth=<p><b>(-7205)</b>: Error encoding Basiccredentials</p> |
|
11735 -7206=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeDigestAuth</b>: Error encoding Digestcredentials</p> |
|
11736 KErrHttpEncodeDigestAuth=<p><b>(-7206)</b>: Error encoding Digestcredentials</p> |
|
11737 -7207=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeConnection</b>: Error encoding the Connection field</p> |
|
11738 KErrHttpEncodeConnection=<p><b>(-7207)</b>: Error encoding the Connection field</p> |
|
11739 -7208=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeContentLength</b>: Error encoding the Content-Length field</p> |
|
11740 KErrHttpEncodeContentLength=<p><b>(-7208)</b>: Error encoding the Content-Length field</p> |
|
11741 -7209=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeContentType</b>: Error encoding the Content-Type field</p> |
|
11742 KErrHttpEncodeContentType=<p><b>(-7209)</b>: Error encoding the Content-Type field</p> |
|
11743 -7210=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeHost</b>: Error encoding the Host field</p> |
|
11744 KErrHttpEncodeHost=<p><b>(-7210)</b>: Error encoding the Host field</p> |
|
11745 -7211=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeHostPort</b>: Error encoding the Host field's port parameter</p> |
|
11746 KErrHttpEncodeHostPort=<p><b>(-7211)</b>: Error encoding the Host field's port parameter</p> |
|
11747 -7212=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeTransferEncoding</b>: Error encoding the Transfer-Encoding field</p> |
|
11748 KErrHttpEncodeTransferEncoding=<p><b>(-7212)</b>: Error encoding the Transfer-Encoding field</p> |
|
11749 -7213=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeUserAgent</b>: Error encoding the User-Agent field</p> |
|
11750 KErrHttpEncodeUserAgent=<p><b>(-7213)</b>: Error encoding the User-Agent field</p> |
|
11751 -7214=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeDate</b>: Error encoding the Date field</p> |
|
11752 KErrHttpEncodeDate=<p><b>(-7214)</b>: Error encoding the Date field</p> |
|
11753 -7215=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeCookie</b>: Error encoding the Cookie field</p> |
|
11754 KErrHttpEncodeCookie=<p><b>(-7215)</b>: Error encoding the Cookie field</p> |
|
11755 -7216=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeCacheControl</b>: Error encoding the Cache-Control field</p> |
|
11756 KErrHttpEncodeCacheControl=<p><b>(-7216)</b>: Error encoding the Cache-Control field</p> |
|
11757 -7217=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodePragma</b>: Error encoding the Pragma field</p> |
|
11758 KErrHttpEncodePragma=<p><b>(-7217)</b>: Error encoding the Pragma field</p> |
|
11759 -7218=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeIfMatch</b>: Error encoding the ifmatch field</p> |
|
11760 KErrHttpEncodeIfMatch=<p><b>(-7218)</b>: Error encoding the ifmatch field</p> |
|
11761 -7219=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeIfNoneMatch</b>: Error encoding the ifnone match field</p> |
|
11762 KErrHttpEncodeIfNoneMatch=<p><b>(-7219)</b>: Error encoding the ifnone match field</p> |
|
11763 -7220=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeIfModifiedSince</b>: Error encoding the ifmodified since field</p> |
|
11764 KErrHttpEncodeIfModifiedSince=<p><b>(-7220)</b>: Error encoding the ifmodified since field</p> |
|
11765 -7221=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeIfUnmodifiedSince</b>: Error encoding the ifunmodified since field</p> |
|
11766 KErrHttpEncodeIfUnmodifiedSince=<p><b>(-7221)</b>: Error encoding the ifunmodified since field</p> |
|
11767 -7222=<p><b>KErrHttpEncodeCookie2</b>: Error encoding the Cookie2 field</p> |
|
11768 KErrHttpEncodeCookie2=<p><b>(-7222)</b>: Error encoding the Cookie2 field</p> |
|
11769 -7260=<p><b>KErrHttpDecodeMalformedDate</b>: General formatting error for date values</p> |
|
11770 KErrHttpDecodeMalformedDate=<p><b>(-7260)</b>: General formatting error for date values</p> |
|
11771 -7261=<p><b>KErrHttpDecodeMalformedYear</b>: Malformed year</p> |
|
11772 KErrHttpDecodeMalformedYear=<p><b>(-7261)</b>: Malformed year</p> |
|
11773 -7262=<p><b>KErrHttpDecodeMalformedMonth</b>: Malformed short monthname</p> |
|
11774 KErrHttpDecodeMalformedMonth=<p><b>(-7262)</b>: Malformed short monthname</p> |
|
11775 -7263=<p><b>KErrHttpDecodeMalformedDay</b>: Malformed number of day in month</p> |
|
11776 KErrHttpDecodeMalformedDay=<p><b>(-7263)</b>: Malformed number of day in month</p> |
|
11777 -7264=<p><b>KErrHttpDecodeMalformedWkDay</b>: Malformed short day name</p> |
|
11778 KErrHttpDecodeMalformedWkDay=<p><b>(-7264)</b>: Malformed short day name</p> |
|
11779 -7265=<p><b>KErrHttpDecodeMalformedWeekDay</b>: Malformed long day name</p> |
|
11780 KErrHttpDecodeMalformedWeekDay=<p><b>(-7265)</b>: Malformed long day name</p> |
|
11781 -7266=<p><b>KErrHttpDecodeMalformedInteger</b>: Malformed integer value</p> |
|
11782 KErrHttpDecodeMalformedInteger=<p><b>(-7266)</b>: Malformed integer value</p> |
|
11783 -7267=<p><b>KErrHttpDecodeMalformedQuotedStr</b>: Malformed quoted string</p> |
|
11784 KErrHttpDecodeMalformedQuotedStr=<p><b>(-7267)</b>: Malformed quoted string</p> |
|
11785 -7270=<p><b>KErrHttpDecodeAccept</b>: Error decoding the Accept field</p> |
|
11786 KErrHttpDecodeAccept=<p><b>(-7270)</b>: Error decoding the Accept field</p> |
|
11787 -7271=<p><b>KErrHttpDecodeConnection</b>: Error decoding the Connection field</p> |
|
11788 KErrHttpDecodeConnection=<p><b>(-7271)</b>: Error decoding the Connection field</p> |
|
11789 -7272=<p><b>KErrHttpDecodeContentLength</b>: Error decoding the Content-Length field</p> |
|
11790 KErrHttpDecodeContentLength=<p><b>(-7272)</b>: Error decoding the Content-Length field</p> |
|
11791 -7273=<p><b>KErrHttpDecodeContentType</b>: Error decoding the Content-Type field</p> |
|
11792 KErrHttpDecodeContentType=<p><b>(-7273)</b>: Error decoding the Content-Type field</p> |
|
11793 -7274=<p><b>KErrHttpDecodeTransferEncoding</b>: Error decoding the Transfer-Encoding field</p> |
|
11794 KErrHttpDecodeTransferEncoding=<p><b>(-7274)</b>: Error decoding the Transfer-Encoding field</p> |
|
11795 -7275=<p><b>KErrHttpDecodeWWWAuthenticate</b>: Error decoding the WWWAuthenticate field</p> |
|
11796 KErrHttpDecodeWWWAuthenticate=<p><b>(-7275)</b>: Error decoding the WWWAuthenticate field</p> |
|
11797 -7276=<p><b>KErrHttpDecodeUnknownAuthScheme</b>: The WWWAuthenticate field contained an unrecognised authentication scheme</p> |
|
11798 KErrHttpDecodeUnknownAuthScheme=<p><b>(-7276)</b>: The WWWAuthenticate field contained an unrecognised authentication scheme</p> |
|
11799 -7277=<p><b>KErrHttpDecodeBasicAuth</b>: Error decoding a Basic WWWAuthenticate challenge</p> |
|
11800 KErrHttpDecodeBasicAuth=<p><b>(-7277)</b>: Error decoding a Basic WWWAuthenticate challenge</p> |
|
11801 -7278=<p><b>KErrHttpDecodeDigestAuth</b>: Error decoding a Digest WWWAuthenticate challenge</p> |
|
11802 KErrHttpDecodeDigestAuth=<p><b>(-7278)</b>: Error decoding a Digest WWWAuthenticate challenge</p> |
|
11803 -7279=<p><b>KErrHttpDecodeCookie</b>: Error decoding a Set-Cookie field</p> |
|
11804 KErrHttpDecodeCookie=<p><b>(-7279)</b>: Error decoding a Set-Cookie field</p> |
|
11805 -7300=<p><b>KErrHttpRedirectExceededLimit</b>: "A uri redirected too many times</p> |
|
11806 KErrHttpRedirectExceededLimit=<p><b>(-7300)</b>: "A uri redirected too many times</p> |
|
11807 -7301=<p><b>KErrHttpRedirectUseProxy</b>: A server responded that the uri must be fetched via a proxy</p> |
|
11808 KErrHttpRedirectUseProxy=<p><b>(-7301)</b>: A server responded that the uri must be fetched via a proxy</p> |
|
11809 -7302=<p><b>KErrHttpRedirectNoLocationField</b>: A server sent a redirection response that did not include a Location header</p> |
|
11810 KErrHttpRedirectNoLocationField=<p><b>(-7302)</b>: A server sent a redirection response that did not include a Location header</p> |
|
11811 -7303=<p><b>KErrHttpUnknownParseState</b>: An error occured in parsing which left the parser in a unknown state</p> |
|
11812 KErrHttpUnknownParseState=<p><b>(-7303)</b>: An error occured in parsing which left the parser in a unknown state</p> |
|
11813 -7330=<p><b>KErrHttpRequestHasBody</b>: A body is provided with a method that doesn't allow bodys to be transmitted</p> |
|
11814 KErrHttpRequestHasBody=<p><b>(-7330)</b>: A body is provided with a method that doesn't allow bodys to be transmitted</p> |
|
11815 -7331=<p><b>KErrHttpRequestBodyMissing</b>: A body is missing from a method that requires it</p> |
|
11816 KErrHttpRequestBodyMissing=<p><b>(-7331)</b>: A body is missing from a method that requires it</p> |
|
11817 -7332=<p><b>KErrHttpTraceReqWithoutMaxForwardHeader</b>: Should contain The Max-Forward header</p> |
|
11818 KErrHttpTraceReqWithoutMaxForwardHeader=<p><b>(-7332)</b>: Should contain The Max-Forward header</p> |
|
11819 -7333=<p><b>KErrHttpPostReqBodyWithoutSizeOnHTTP10</b>: Body must NOT be sent chunked if using HTTP/1.0</p> |
|
11820 KErrHttpPostReqBodyWithoutSizeOnHTTP10=<p><b>(-7333)</b>: Body must NOT be sent chunked if using HTTP/1.0</p> |
|
11821 -7334=<p><b>KErrHttpInvalidHeaderInRequest</b>: Request contained a response header or a entity header but no body</p> |
|
11822 KErrHttpInvalidHeaderInRequest=<p><b>(-7334)</b>: Request contained a response header or a entity header but no body</p> |
|
11823 -7360=<p><b>KErrHttpEntityHeaderMissingContentType</b>: A body was provided in the request but no Content-Type header was set</p> |
|
11824 KErrHttpEntityHeaderMissingContentType=<p><b>(-7360)</b>: A body was provided in the request but no Content-Type header was set</p> |
|
11825 -7361=<p><b>KErrHttpGeneralHeaderMissingHost</b>: "The request URI was relative</p> |
|
11826 KErrHttpGeneralHeaderMissingHost=<p><b>(-7361)</b>: "The request URI was relative</p> |
|
11827 -7370=<p><b>KErrHttpCantResetRequestBody</b>: The request body needed to be rewound but the client but it doesn't support</p> |
|
11828 KErrHttpCantResetRequestBody=<p><b>(-7370)</b>: The request body needed to be rewound but the client but it doesn't support</p> |
|
11829 -7371=<p><b>KErrHttpProtTransactionNotInitialised</b>: The Protocol handler is not initialised</p> |
|
11830 KErrHttpProtTransactionNotInitialised=<p><b>(-7371)</b>: The Protocol handler is not initialised</p> |
|
11831 -7372=<p><b>KErrHttpCannotEstablishTunnel</b>: Unable to establish a tunnel.</p> |
|
11832 KErrHttpCannotEstablishTunnel=<p><b>(-7372)</b>: Unable to establish a tunnel.</p> |
|
11833 -7373=<p><b>KErrHttpInvalidUri</b>: Invalid URI</p> |
|
11834 KErrHttpInvalidUri=<p><b>(-7373)</b>: Invalid URI</p> |
|
11835 -7374=<p><b>KErrHttpNonPipeliningError</b>: Protocol handler experienced a non-pipelining error</p> |
|
11836 KErrHttpNonPipeliningError=<p><b>(-7374)</b>: Protocol handler experienced a non-pipelining error</p> |
|
11837 -7375=<p><b>KErrHttpPipeliningError</b>: Protocol handler experienced a pipelining error</p> |
|
11838 KErrHttpPipeliningError=<p><b>(-7375)</b>: Protocol handler experienced a pipelining error</p> |
|
11839 -7401=<p><b>KErrSSLNoSharedCipher</b>: No shared cipher was found. The handshake failed becausethere was no available shared cipher supported by both the client and the server.</p> |
|
11840 KErrSSLNoSharedCipher=<p><b>(-7401)</b>: No shared cipher was found. The handshake failed becausethere was no available shared cipher supported by both the client and the server.</p> |
|
11841 -7402=<p><b>KErrSSLSocketBusy</b>: The socket already has received data pending on it. This error is seen when StartClientHandshake is called when there is already data waiting to be read from the socket. *</p> |
|
11842 KErrSSLSocketBusy=<p><b>(-7402)</b>: The socket already has received data pending on it. This error is seen when StartClientHandshake is called when there is already data waiting to be read from the socket. *</p> |
|
11843 -7403=<p><b>KErrSSLInvalidCipherSuite</b>: One or more cipher suites passed as an argument was invalid.</p> |
|
11844 KErrSSLInvalidCipherSuite=<p><b>(-7403)</b>: One or more cipher suites passed as an argument was invalid.</p> |
|
11845 -7404=<p><b>KErrSSLInvalidCert</b>: The certificate that was passed as an argument was invalid.</p> |
|
11846 KErrSSLInvalidCert=<p><b>(-7404)</b>: The certificate that was passed as an argument was invalid.</p> |
|
11847 -7405=<p><b>KErrSSLNoClientCert</b>: No client certificate was supplied.</p> |
|
11848 KErrSSLNoClientCert=<p><b>(-7405)</b>: No client certificate was supplied.</p> |
|
11849 -7406=<p><b>KErrSSLUnsupportedKeySize</b>: The size of the key is toobig.</p> |
|
11850 KErrSSLUnsupportedKeySize=<p><b>(-7406)</b>: The size of the key is toobig.</p> |
|
11851 -7407=<p><b>KErrSSLUnsupportedKey</b>: General unsupported key error</p> |
|
11852 KErrSSLUnsupportedKey=<p><b>(-7407)</b>: General unsupported key error</p> |
|
11853 -7408=<p><b>KErrSSLBadRecordHeader</b>: An invalid record was received.</p> |
|
11854 KErrSSLBadRecordHeader=<p><b>(-7408)</b>: An invalid record was received.</p> |
|
11855 -7409=<p><b>KErrSSLBadProtocolVersion</b>: Invalid protocol version.</p> |
|
11856 KErrSSLBadProtocolVersion=<p><b>(-7409)</b>: Invalid protocol version.</p> |
|
11857 -7410=<p><b>KErrSSL2ServerOnly</b>: The server only supports the SSL2.0 protocol.</p> |
|
11858 KErrSSL2ServerOnly=<p><b>(-7410)</b>: The server only supports the SSL2.0 protocol.</p> |
|
11859 -7411=<p><b>KErrSSLUnexpectedMessage</b>: Unexpected message.</p> |
|
11860 KErrSSLUnexpectedMessage=<p><b>(-7411)</b>: Unexpected message.</p> |
|
11861 -7412=<p><b>KErrSSLUnsupportedCipher</b>: Unsupported cipher.</p> |
|
11862 KErrSSLUnsupportedCipher=<p><b>(-7412)</b>: Unsupported cipher.</p> |
|
11863 -7413=<p><b>KErrSSLBadMAC</b>: Bad MAC.</p> |
|
11864 KErrSSLBadMAC=<p><b>(-7413)</b>: Bad MAC.</p> |
|
11865 -7414=<p><b>KErrSSLReceivedAlert</b>: " An SSL alert was received from the remote end</p> |
|
11866 KErrSSLReceivedAlert=<p><b>(-7414)</b>: " An SSL alert was received from the remote end</p> |
|
11867 -7415=<p><b>KErrSSLRecvNotSupportedHS</b>: An invalid handshake message was received.</p> |
|
11868 KErrSSLRecvNotSupportedHS=<p><b>(-7415)</b>: An invalid handshake message was received.</p> |
|
11869 -7416=<p><b>KErrSSLHSRecordFieldTooBig</b>: A field in the handshake record being parsed was too big.</p> |
|
11870 KErrSSLHSRecordFieldTooBig=<p><b>(-7416)</b>: A field in the handshake record being parsed was too big.</p> |
|
11871 -7417=<p><b>KErrSSLRecordHeaderTooBig</b>: Record header field too big.</p> |
|
11872 KErrSSLRecordHeaderTooBig=<p><b>(-7417)</b>: Record header field too big.</p> |
|
11873 -7418=<p><b>KErrSSLSendDataTooBig</b>: Send data field too big.</p> |
|
11874 KErrSSLSendDataTooBig=<p><b>(-7418)</b>: Send data field too big.</p> |
|
11875 -7419=<p><b>KErrSSLNoCertificate</b>: No certificate.</p> |
|
11876 KErrSSLNoCertificate=<p><b>(-7419)</b>: No certificate.</p> |
|
11877 -7420=<p><b>KErrSSLInvalidHash</b>: Invalid hash.</p> |
|
11878 KErrSSLInvalidHash=<p><b>(-7420)</b>: Invalid hash.</p> |
|
11879 -7421=<p><b>KErrSSLSendCanceled</b>: Send cancelled.</p> |
|
11880 KErrSSLSendCanceled=<p><b>(-7421)</b>: Send cancelled.</p> |
|
11881 -7422=<p><b>KErrSSLRecvCanceled</b>: Receieve cancelled.</p> |
|
11882 KErrSSLRecvCanceled=<p><b>(-7422)</b>: Receieve cancelled.</p> |
|
11883 -7423=<p><b>KErrSSLHandshakeCanceled</b>: CancelHandshake was calledduring one of the handshake methods.</p> |
|
11884 KErrSSLHandshakeCanceled=<p><b>(-7423)</b>: CancelHandshake was calledduring one of the handshake methods.</p> |
|
11885 -7424=<p><b>KErrSSLWriteFailed</b>: Write failed.</p> |
|
11886 KErrSSLWriteFailed=<p><b>(-7424)</b>: Write failed.</p> |
|
11887 -7425=<p><b>KErrSSLFailedToLoad</b>: The SSL.dll couldn't be loaded by the adaptor.</p> |
|
11888 KErrSSLFailedToLoad=<p><b>(-7425)</b>: The SSL.dll couldn't be loaded by the adaptor.</p> |
|
11889 -7426=<p><b>KErrSSLDisconnectIndication</b>: An unspecified error was signaled from the SSL.dll to the adaptor.</p> |
|
11890 KErrSSLDisconnectIndication=<p><b>(-7426)</b>: An unspecified error was signaled from the SSL.dll to the adaptor.</p> |
|
11891 -7427=<p><b>KErrSSLDllLeave</b>: A leave occured in the SSL.dll.</p> |
|
11892 KErrSSLDllLeave=<p><b>(-7427)</b>: A leave occured in the SSL.dll.</p> |
|
11893 -7500=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertCloseNotify</b>: Close notification.</p> |
|
11894 KErrSSLAlertCloseNotify=<p><b>(-7500)</b>: Close notification.</p> |
|
11895 -7510=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertUnexpectedMessage</b>: An inappropriate message was received.</p> |
|
11896 KErrSSLAlertUnexpectedMessage=<p><b>(-7510)</b>: An inappropriate message was received.</p> |
|
11897 -7520=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertBadRecordMac</b>: A record was received withan incorrect MAC.</p> |
|
11898 KErrSSLAlertBadRecordMac=<p><b>(-7520)</b>: A record was received withan incorrect MAC.</p> |
|
11899 -7521=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertDecryptionFailed</b>: A TLS cipher text was decrypted in an invalid way.</p> |
|
11900 KErrSSLAlertDecryptionFailed=<p><b>(-7521)</b>: A TLS cipher text was decrypted in an invalid way.</p> |
|
11901 -7522=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertRecordOverflow</b>: A TLS cipher text record was received which was too long.</p> |
|
11902 KErrSSLAlertRecordOverflow=<p><b>(-7522)</b>: A TLS cipher text record was received which was too long.</p> |
|
11903 -7530=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertDecompressionFailure</b>: The decompression functionreceived improper input.</p> |
|
11904 KErrSSLAlertDecompressionFailure=<p><b>(-7530)</b>: The decompression functionreceived improper input.</p> |
|
11905 -7540=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertHandshakeFailure</b>: " With given the options available</p> |
|
11906 KErrSSLAlertHandshakeFailure=<p><b>(-7540)</b>: " With given the options available</p> |
|
11907 -7541=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertNoCertificate</b>: No certificate.</p> |
|
11908 KErrSSLAlertNoCertificate=<p><b>(-7541)</b>: No certificate.</p> |
|
11909 -7542=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertBadCertificate</b>: " A certificate was corrupt</p> |
|
11910 KErrSSLAlertBadCertificate=<p><b>(-7542)</b>: " A certificate was corrupt</p> |
|
11911 -7543=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertUnsupportedCertificate</b>: The certificate was of an unsupported type.</p> |
|
11912 KErrSSLAlertUnsupportedCertificate=<p><b>(-7543)</b>: The certificate was of an unsupported type.</p> |
|
11913 -7544=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertCertificateRevoked</b>: The certificate was revoked.</p> |
|
11914 KErrSSLAlertCertificateRevoked=<p><b>(-7544)</b>: The certificate was revoked.</p> |
|
11915 -7545=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertCertificateExpired</b>: The certificate was expired.</p> |
|
11916 KErrSSLAlertCertificateExpired=<p><b>(-7545)</b>: The certificate was expired.</p> |
|
11917 -7546=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertCertificateUnknown</b>: An unspecified problem withthe certificate. Certificate can not be used.</p> |
|
11918 KErrSSLAlertCertificateUnknown=<p><b>(-7546)</b>: An unspecified problem withthe certificate. Certificate can not be used.</p> |
|
11919 -7547=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertIllegalParameter</b>: A field in the handshake was out of range or inconsistent with other fields.</p> |
|
11920 KErrSSLAlertIllegalParameter=<p><b>(-7547)</b>: A field in the handshake was out of range or inconsistent with other fields.</p> |
|
11921 -7548=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertUnknownCA</b>: Either the CA certificate could not be located or the CA could not be matched with a known trusted CA.</p> |
|
11922 KErrSSLAlertUnknownCA=<p><b>(-7548)</b>: Either the CA certificate could not be located or the CA could not be matched with a known trusted CA.</p> |
|
11923 -7549=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertAccessDenied</b>: " A valid certificate was received</p> |
|
11924 KErrSSLAlertAccessDenied=<p><b>(-7549)</b>: " A valid certificate was received</p> |
|
11925 -7550=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertDecodeError</b>: " A message could not be decoded</p> |
|
11926 KErrSSLAlertDecodeError=<p><b>(-7550)</b>: " A message could not be decoded</p> |
|
11927 -7551=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertDecryptError</b>: A handshake cryptographic operation failed.</p> |
|
11928 KErrSSLAlertDecryptError=<p><b>(-7551)</b>: A handshake cryptographic operation failed.</p> |
|
11929 -7560=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertExportRestriction</b>: A negotiation was not allowed due to export restrictions.</p> |
|
11930 KErrSSLAlertExportRestriction=<p><b>(-7560)</b>: A negotiation was not allowed due to export restrictions.</p> |
|
11931 -7570=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertProtocolVersion</b>: " The protocol version was not supported</p> |
|
11932 KErrSSLAlertProtocolVersion=<p><b>(-7570)</b>: " The protocol version was not supported</p> |
|
11933 -7571=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertInsufficientSecurity</b>: Returned instead of KErrSSLAlertHandshakeFailure when the negotiation fails because the server requests ciphers more secure than those supported by the client.</p> |
|
11934 KErrSSLAlertInsufficientSecurity=<p><b>(-7571)</b>: Returned instead of KErrSSLAlertHandshakeFailure when the negotiation fails because the server requests ciphers more secure than those supported by the client.</p> |
|
11935 -7580=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertInternalError</b>: An internal error.</p> |
|
11936 KErrSSLAlertInternalError=<p><b>(-7580)</b>: An internal error.</p> |
|
11937 -7590=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertUserCanceled</b>: This handshake is being cancelled by the user.</p> |
|
11938 KErrSSLAlertUserCanceled=<p><b>(-7590)</b>: This handshake is being cancelled by the user.</p> |
|
11939 -7600=<p><b>KErrSSLAlertNoRenegotiation</b>: No renegotiation will be accepted.</p> |
|
11940 KErrSSLAlertNoRenegotiation=<p><b>(-7600)</b>: No renegotiation will be accepted.</p> |
|
11941 -8321=<p><b>KErrTransportRequest</b>: The transport cannot send data as created.</p> |
|
11942 KErrTransportRequest=<p><b>(-8321)</b>: The transport cannot send data as created.</p> |
|
11943 -8322=<p><b>KErrTransportHeader</b>: The transport has not been suitably configured.</p> |
|
11944 KErrTransportHeader=<p><b>(-8322)</b>: The transport has not been suitably configured.</p> |
|
11945 -8323=<p><b>KErrTransportSvrNoUri</b>: The URI does not exist.</p> |
|
11946 KErrTransportSvrNoUri=<p><b>(-8323)</b>: The URI does not exist.</p> |
|
11947 -8324=<p><b>KErrTransportSvrError</b>: There was a transport server error.</p> |
|
11948 KErrTransportSvrError=<p><b>(-8324)</b>: There was a transport server error.</p> |
|
11949 -8325=<p><b>KErrTransportAuthenticationFailure</b>: Transport Authentification failure.</p> |
|
11950 KErrTransportAuthenticationFailure=<p><b>(-8325)</b>: Transport Authentification failure.</p> |
|
11951 -8326=<p><b>KErrTransportDisconnected</b>: Transport disconnected the session.</p> |
|
11952 KErrTransportDisconnected=<p><b>(-8326)</b>: Transport disconnected the session.</p> |
|
11953 -8327=<p><b>KErrSyncEngineErrorBase</b>: Base value for engine-related errors.</p> |
|
11954 KErrSyncEngineErrorBase=<p><b>(-8327)</b>: Base value for engine-related errors.</p> |
|
11955 -8328=<p><b>KErrConnectionError</b>: Transports could not connect to the server.</p> |
|
11956 KErrConnectionError=<p><b>(-8328)</b>: Transports could not connect to the server.</p> |
|
11957 -8329=<p><b>KErrCannotCommunicateWithServer</b>: Could not communicate with the server:possibly atime-out occurred.</p> |
|
11958 KErrCannotCommunicateWithServer=<p><b>(-8329)</b>: Could not communicate with the server:possibly atime-out occurred.</p> |
|
11959 -8330=<p><b>KErrDatabaseAdapterIndexError</b>: Database adapter failed to create an item.</p> |
|
11960 KErrDatabaseAdapterIndexError=<p><b>(-8330)</b>: Database adapter failed to create an item.</p> |
|
11961 -8331=<p><b>KErrParseCallbackError</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
11962 KErrParseCallbackError=<p><b>(-8331)</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
11963 -8332=<p><b>KErrCommandInvalid</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
11964 KErrCommandInvalid=<p><b>(-8332)</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
11965 -8333=<p><b>KErrSessionIdNotValid</b>: Invalid session ID.</p> |
|
11966 KErrSessionIdNotValid=<p><b>(-8333)</b>: Invalid session ID.</p> |
|
11967 -8334=<p><b>KErrVerDTDMissing</b>: SyncML message did not specify a DTD version.</p> |
|
11968 KErrVerDTDMissing=<p><b>(-8334)</b>: SyncML message did not specify a DTD version.</p> |
|
11969 -8335=<p><b>KErrProtoMissing</b>: SyncML message did not specify a protocol.</p> |
|
11970 KErrProtoMissing=<p><b>(-8335)</b>: SyncML message did not specify a protocol.</p> |
|
11971 -8336=<p><b>KErrSyncHdrMissing</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
11972 KErrSyncHdrMissing=<p><b>(-8336)</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
11973 -8337=<p><b>KErrTargetLocMissing</b>: SyncML message did not specify a target location.</p> |
|
11974 KErrTargetLocMissing=<p><b>(-8337)</b>: SyncML message did not specify a target location.</p> |
|
11975 -8338=<p><b>KErrSourceLocMissing</b>: SyncML message did not specify a source location.</p> |
|
11976 KErrSourceLocMissing=<p><b>(-8338)</b>: SyncML message did not specify a source location.</p> |
|
11977 -8339=<p><b>KErrTargetLocNameMissing</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
11978 KErrTargetLocNameMissing=<p><b>(-8339)</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
11979 -8340=<p><b>KErrSourceLocNameMissing</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
11980 KErrSourceLocNameMissing=<p><b>(-8340)</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
11981 -8341=<p><b>KErrMappingInfoMissing</b>: Mapping of added item could not created.</p> |
|
11982 KErrMappingInfoMissing=<p><b>(-8341)</b>: Mapping of added item could not created.</p> |
|
11983 -8342=<p><b>KErrMappingInfoNotAcked</b>: Mapping has not been acknowledged by the server.</p> |
|
11984 KErrMappingInfoNotAcked=<p><b>(-8342)</b>: Mapping has not been acknowledged by the server.</p> |
|
11985 -8343=<p><b>KErrVersionDTDNotSupported</b>: SyncML message specified an unsupported DTD version.</p> |
|
11986 KErrVersionDTDNotSupported=<p><b>(-8343)</b>: SyncML message specified an unsupported DTD version.</p> |
|
11987 -8344=<p><b>KErrProtoNotSupported</b>: SyncML message specified an unsupported protocol.</p> |
|
11988 KErrProtoNotSupported=<p><b>(-8344)</b>: SyncML message specified an unsupported protocol.</p> |
|
11989 -8345=<p><b>KErrStatusCommandForCommandNotSent</b>: "A status was received for a cmdId</p> |
|
11990 KErrStatusCommandForCommandNotSent=<p><b>(-8345)</b>: "A status was received for a cmdId</p> |
|
11991 -8346=<p><b>KErrStatusCommandNotTheSame</b>: A status was received but the commandstringdoesnot matched the received one.</p> |
|
11992 KErrStatusCommandNotTheSame=<p><b>(-8346)</b>: A status was received but the commandstringdoesnot matched the received one.</p> |
|
11993 -8347=<p><b>KErrMissingStatusCommands</b>: Status command(s) were expected but are missing.</p> |
|
11994 KErrMissingStatusCommands=<p><b>(-8347)</b>: Status command(s) were expected but are missing.</p> |
|
11995 -8348=<p><b>KErrFailedToAddRecord</b>: Failed to add record in database.</p> |
|
11996 KErrFailedToAddRecord=<p><b>(-8348)</b>: Failed to add record in database.</p> |
|
11997 -8349=<p><b>KErrFailedToReplaceRecord</b>: Failed to replace record in database.</p> |
|
11998 KErrFailedToReplaceRecord=<p><b>(-8349)</b>: Failed to replace record in database.</p> |
|
11999 -8350=<p><b>KErrFailedToDeleteRecord</b>: Failed to delete record in database.</p> |
|
12000 KErrFailedToDeleteRecord=<p><b>(-8350)</b>: Failed to delete record in database.</p> |
|
12001 -8351=<p><b>KErrXmlParsingError</b>: XML parsing error.</p> |
|
12002 KErrXmlParsingError=<p><b>(-8351)</b>: XML parsing error.</p> |
|
12003 -8352=<p><b>KErrReferenceToolkitError</b>: There was an error reported in the referencetoolkit.</p> |
|
12004 KErrReferenceToolkitError=<p><b>(-8352)</b>: There was an error reported in the referencetoolkit.</p> |
|
12005 -8404=<p><b>KErrClientDatabaseNotFound</b>: No suitable database was found on theclientdevice.</p> |
|
12006 KErrClientDatabaseNotFound=<p><b>(-8404)</b>: No suitable database was found on theclientdevice.</p> |
|
12007 -8405=<p><b>KErrServerDatabaseNotFound</b>: No suitable database was found on theserver.</p> |
|
12008 KErrServerDatabaseNotFound=<p><b>(-8405)</b>: No suitable database was found on theserver.</p> |
|
12009 -8406=<p><b>KErrDevInfFileNotFound</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
12010 KErrDevInfFileNotFound=<p><b>(-8406)</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
12011 -8407=<p><b>KErrObjectTooLargeToSendToServer</b>: Object is too large to send to server.</p> |
|
12012 KErrObjectTooLargeToSendToServer=<p><b>(-8407)</b>: Object is too large to send to server.</p> |
|
12013 -8408=<p><b>KErrSlowSync</b>: Sync is going to be slow.</p> |
|
12014 KErrSlowSync=<p><b>(-8408)</b>: Sync is going to be slow.</p> |
|
12015 -8409=<p><b>KErrFailedToGetRecord</b>: Failed to get record from DevMan.</p> |
|
12016 KErrFailedToGetRecord=<p><b>(-8409)</b>: Failed to get record from DevMan.</p> |
|
12017 -8410=<p><b>KErrUserInteractionFailed</b>: User interaction failed.</p> |
|
12018 KErrUserInteractionFailed=<p><b>(-8410)</b>: User interaction failed.</p> |
|
12019 -8411=<p><b>KErrStatusSizeMismatch</b>: Large object size mismatch.</p> |
|
12020 KErrStatusSizeMismatch=<p><b>(-8411)</b>: Large object size mismatch.</p> |
|
12021 -8412=<p><b>KErrFailedToCloseDatabase</b>: Data Provider close failed.</p> |
|
12022 KErrFailedToCloseDatabase=<p><b>(-8412)</b>: Data Provider close failed.</p> |
|
12023 -8451=<p><b>KErrMessageTooShort</b>: Push message is too short.</p> |
|
12024 KErrMessageTooShort=<p><b>(-8451)</b>: Push message is too short.</p> |
|
12025 -8452=<p><b>KErrMessageIsCorrupt</b>: Push message is corrupt.</p> |
|
12026 KErrMessageIsCorrupt=<p><b>(-8452)</b>: Push message is corrupt.</p> |
|
12027 -8453=<p><b>KErrBadTransportId</b>: Profile has no Transport ID.</p> |
|
12028 KErrBadTransportId=<p><b>(-8453)</b>: Profile has no Transport ID.</p> |
|
12029 -8454=<p><b>KErrNoNotificationBody</b>: Push message has no body.</p> |
|
12030 KErrNoNotificationBody=<p><b>(-8454)</b>: Push message has no body.</p> |
|
12031 -8455=<p><b>KErrWrongVersion</b>: Push message specifies an unsupportedversion.</p> |
|
12032 KErrWrongVersion=<p><b>(-8455)</b>: Push message specifies an unsupportedversion.</p> |
|
12033 -8456=<p><b>KErrUnsupportedMimeType</b>: Push message specifies an unsupportedversion.</p> |
|
12034 KErrUnsupportedMimeType=<p><b>(-8456)</b>: Push message specifies an unsupportedversion.</p> |
|
12035 -8457=<p><b>KErrNoSuchTask</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
12036 KErrNoSuchTask=<p><b>(-8457)</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
12037 -8458=<p><b>KErrUnknownSyncType</b>: Push message specifies an unknown typeof sync.</p> |
|
12038 KErrUnknownSyncType=<p><b>(-8458)</b>: Push message specifies an unknown typeof sync.</p> |
|
12039 -8459=<p><b>KErrUnknownProfile</b>: Push message specifies an unknown profile.</p> |
|
12040 KErrUnknownProfile=<p><b>(-8459)</b>: Push message specifies an unknown profile.</p> |
|
12041 -8460=<p><b>KErrInvalidProfile</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
12042 KErrInvalidProfile=<p><b>(-8460)</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
12043 -8461=<p><b>KErrInvalidCredentials</b>: Unsupported (USERNETWPIN or USERPIN) securitymechanism specified.</p> |
|
12044 KErrInvalidCredentials=<p><b>(-8461)</b>: Unsupported (USERNETWPIN or USERPIN) securitymechanism specified.</p> |
|
12045 -8462=<p><b>KErrNoCredentials</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
12046 KErrNoCredentials=<p><b>(-8462)</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
12047 -8463=<p><b>KErrIntegrityFailureHMAC</b>: Failed to verify the generated HMAC value.</p> |
|
12048 KErrIntegrityFailureHMAC=<p><b>(-8463)</b>: Failed to verify the generated HMAC value.</p> |
|
12049 -8464=<p><b>KErrMustUsageUriNotComplete</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
12050 KErrMustUsageUriNotComplete=<p><b>(-8464)</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
12051 -8465=<p><b>KErrDMAccUriIsCorrupt</b>: Push message has invalid DM account URI.</p> |
|
12052 KErrDMAccUriIsCorrupt=<p><b>(-8465)</b>: Push message has invalid DM account URI.</p> |
|
12053 -8466=<p><b>KErrDMConUriIsCorrupt</b>: Push message has invalid DM connectionURI.</p> |
|
12054 KErrDMConUriIsCorrupt=<p><b>(-8466)</b>: Push message has invalid DM connectionURI.</p> |
|
12055 -8468=<p><b>KErrParmNameNotInProvDoc</b>: Push message has missing characteristic.</p> |
|
12056 KErrParmNameNotInProvDoc=<p><b>(-8468)</b>: Push message has missing characteristic.</p> |
|
12057 -8469=<p><b>KErrInvalidAppIdValue</b>: Push message has missing or invalid App Id.</p> |
|
12058 KErrInvalidAppIdValue=<p><b>(-8469)</b>: Push message has missing or invalid App Id.</p> |
|
12059 -8470=<p><b>KErrInvalidToNapIdValue</b>: Push message has missing or invalid TO-NAPID.</p> |
|
12060 KErrInvalidToNapIdValue=<p><b>(-8470)</b>: Push message has missing or invalid TO-NAPID.</p> |
|
12061 -8471=<p><b>KErrInvalidProviderIdValue</b>: Push message has missing or invalid Provider-ID.</p> |
|
12062 KErrInvalidProviderIdValue=<p><b>(-8471)</b>: Push message has missing or invalid Provider-ID.</p> |
|
12063 -8472=<p><b>KErrEmptyAauthLevelValue</b>: Push message has missing or invalid AAUTHLEVEL.</p> |
|
12064 KErrEmptyAauthLevelValue=<p><b>(-8472)</b>: Push message has missing or invalid AAUTHLEVEL.</p> |
|
12065 -8473=<p><b>KErrAppSrvAAuthLevelNotFound</b>: Push message has missing or invalid APPSRV</p> |
|
12066 KErrAppSrvAAuthLevelNotFound=<p><b>(-8473)</b>: Push message has missing or invalid APPSRV</p> |
|
12067 -8474=<p><b>KErrClientAAuthLevelNotFound</b>: Push message has missing or invalid AppAuth Client</p> |
|
12068 KErrClientAAuthLevelNotFound=<p><b>(-8474)</b>: Push message has missing or invalid AppAuth Client</p> |
|
12069 -8475=<p><b>KErrInvalidAppAuth</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
12070 KErrInvalidAppAuth=<p><b>(-8475)</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
12071 -8476=<p><b>KErrNoApplicationCharac</b>: Push message has missing or invalid APPLICATION characteristic</p> |
|
12072 KErrNoApplicationCharac=<p><b>(-8476)</b>: Push message has missing or invalid APPLICATION characteristic</p> |
|
12073 -8478=<p><b>KErrNoAppAuthCharac</b>: Push message has missing or invalid APPAUTH characteristic.</p> |
|
12074 KErrNoAppAuthCharac=<p><b>(-8478)</b>: Push message has missing or invalid APPAUTH characteristic.</p> |
|
12075 -8480=<p><b>KErrMissingRequiredParmInSvr</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
12076 KErrMissingRequiredParmInSvr=<p><b>(-8480)</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
12077 -8481=<p><b>KErrMissingRequiredParmInClient</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
12078 KErrMissingRequiredParmInClient=<p><b>(-8481)</b>: Currently unused.</p> |
|
12079 -8484=<p><b>KErrAppAddrCharacNotFound</b>: Missing APPADDR characteristic or subcharacteristic</p> |
|
12080 KErrAppAddrCharacNotFound=<p><b>(-8484)</b>: Missing APPADDR characteristic or subcharacteristic</p> |
|
12081 -8485=<p><b>KErrUnsupportedVersion</b>: Unsupported WBXML version</p> |
|
12082 KErrUnsupportedVersion=<p><b>(-8485)</b>: Unsupported WBXML version</p> |
|
12083 -8486=<p><b>KErrWrongProvPublicDocId</b>: Prov Document identifier not WAP Provisoningversion 1.0</p> |
|
12084 KErrWrongProvPublicDocId=<p><b>(-8486)</b>: Prov Document identifier not WAP Provisoningversion 1.0</p> |
|
12085 -8501=<p><b>KErrProfileNotFound</b>: The requested profile does not exist.</p> |
|
12086 KErrProfileNotFound=<p><b>(-8501)</b>: The requested profile does not exist.</p> |
|
12087 -8502=<p><b>KErrConnectionNotFound</b>: The requested connection does not exist within the profile.</p> |
|
12088 KErrConnectionNotFound=<p><b>(-8502)</b>: The requested connection does not exist within the profile.</p> |
|
12089 -8503=<p><b>KErrTaskNotFound</b>: The requested task does not exist within theprofile.</p> |
|
12090 KErrTaskNotFound=<p><b>(-8503)</b>: The requested task does not exist within theprofile.</p> |
|
12091 -8504=<p><b>KErrTransportNotFound</b>: The requested transport adaptor does not exist.</p> |
|
12092 KErrTransportNotFound=<p><b>(-8504)</b>: The requested transport adaptor does not exist.</p> |
|
12093 -8505=<p><b>KErrDataProviderNotFound</b>: The requested data provider does not exist.</p> |
|
12094 KErrDataProviderNotFound=<p><b>(-8505)</b>: The requested data provider does not exist.</p> |
|
12095 -8506=<p><b>KErrJobNotFound</b>: The requested job has completed.</p> |
|
12096 KErrJobNotFound=<p><b>(-8506)</b>: The requested job has completed.</p> |
|
12097 -8507=<p><b>KErrObjectPendingDelete</b>: The requested object is pending deletion.</p> |
|
12098 KErrObjectPendingDelete=<p><b>(-8507)</b>: The requested object is pending deletion.</p> |
|
12099 -8508=<p><b>KErrObjectInUse</b>: The object to modify or delete is currently in use.</p> |
|
12100 KErrObjectInUse=<p><b>(-8508)</b>: The object to modify or delete is currently in use.</p> |
|
12101 -8509=<p><b>KErrProfileAccessDenied</b>: "The specified profile is not available</p> |
|
12102 KErrProfileAccessDenied=<p><b>(-8509)</b>: "The specified profile is not available</p> |
|
12103 -8510=<p><b>KErrSuspended</b>: The requested data stream cannot be found intheData Store.</p> |
|
12104 KErrSuspended=<p><b>(-8510)</b>: The requested data stream cannot be found intheData Store.</p> |
|
12105 -8511=<p><b>KErrDataDepotStreamNotFound</b>: The requested data stream cannot be found intheData Store.</p> |
|
12106 KErrDataDepotStreamNotFound=<p><b>(-8511)</b>: The requested data stream cannot be found intheData Store.</p> |
|
12107 -9001=<p><b>KErrXMLBadAttributeValue</b>: XML attribute value error code.</p> |
|
12108 KErrXMLBadAttributeValue=<p><b>(-9001)</b>: XML attribute value error code.</p> |
|
12109 -9002=<p><b>KErrXMLBadAttributeName</b>: XML attribute name error code.</p> |
|
12110 KErrXMLBadAttributeName=<p><b>(-9002)</b>: XML attribute name error code.</p> |
|
12111 -9003=<p><b>KErrXMLInvalidChild</b>: Invalid XML child element error code.</p> |
|
12112 KErrXMLInvalidChild=<p><b>(-9003)</b>: Invalid XML child element error code.</p> |
|
12113 -9004=<p><b>KErrXMLBadNesting</b>: XML element nesting error code.</p> |
|
12114 KErrXMLBadNesting=<p><b>(-9004)</b>: XML element nesting error code.</p> |
|
12115 -9005=<p><b>KErrXMLIncomplete</b>: XML element incomplete error code.</p> |
|
12116 KErrXMLIncomplete=<p><b>(-9005)</b>: XML element incomplete error code.</p> |
|
12117 -9006=<p><b>KErrXMLBadElementName</b>: XML element name error code.</p> |
|
12118 KErrXMLBadElementName=<p><b>(-9006)</b>: XML element name error code.</p> |
|
12119 -9007=<p><b>KErrXMLDuplicateDocTypeTags</b>: Error code that indicates that more than one DOCTYPE tag has been encountered: the first one encountered will be used.</p> |
|
12120 KErrXMLDuplicateDocTypeTags=<p><b>(-9007)</b>: Error code that indicates that more than one DOCTYPE tag has been encountered: the first one encountered will be used.</p> |
|
12121 -9008=<p><b>KErrXMLDuplicateVersionTags</b>: Error code that indicates that more than one XML version tag has been encountered: the first one encountered will be used.</p> |
|
12122 KErrXMLDuplicateVersionTags=<p><b>(-9008)</b>: Error code that indicates that more than one XML version tag has been encountered: the first one encountered will be used.</p> |
|
12123 -9009=<p><b>KErrXMLDuplicateRootElements</b>: "Error code that indicates that more than one element has been encountered at the root of the document (there should be a single element). The resulting tree may be confused</p> |
|
12124 KErrXMLDuplicateRootElements=<p><b>(-9009)</b>: "Error code that indicates that more than one element has been encountered at the root of the document (there should be a single element). The resulting tree may be confused</p> |
|
12125 -9010=<p><b>KErrXMLMissingDocTypeTag</b>: Error code that indicates that no DOCTYPE tag was encountered.</p> |
|
12126 KErrXMLMissingDocTypeTag=<p><b>(-9010)</b>: Error code that indicates that no DOCTYPE tag was encountered.</p> |
|
12127 -9011=<p><b>KErrXMLMissingVersionTag</b>: Error code that indicates that no XML version tag was encountered.</p> |
|
12128 KErrXMLMissingVersionTag=<p><b>(-9011)</b>: Error code that indicates that no XML version tag was encountered.</p> |
|
12129 -9012=<p><b>KErrXMLDuplicateAttributeName</b>: Error code that indicates that an element has two or more entries for the same attribute.</p> |
|
12130 KErrXMLDuplicateAttributeName=<p><b>(-9012)</b>: Error code that indicates that an element has two or more entries for the same attribute.</p> |
|
12131 -9013=<p><b>KErrXMLMultipleRootElements</b>: "Error code that indicates there is no single root element. This may be the result of two of more root elements being added incorrectly</p> |
|
12132 KErrXMLMultipleRootElements=<p><b>(-9013)</b>: "Error code that indicates there is no single root element. This may be the result of two of more root elements being added incorrectly</p> |
|
12133 -9014=<p><b>KErrXMLCorruptFile</b>: Error code that indicates spurious characters have been found. This may occur as the result of a missing or an extra attribute or element delimiter.</p> |
|
12134 KErrXMLCorruptFile=<p><b>(-9014)</b>: Error code that indicates spurious characters have been found. This may occur as the result of a missing or an extra attribute or element delimiter.</p> |
|
12135 -9015=<p><b>KErrXMLIllegalCharacter</b>: Error code that indicates a built-in entity or element / attribute delimiters at an inappropriate place.</p> |
|
12136 KErrXMLIllegalCharacter=<p><b>(-9015)</b>: Error code that indicates a built-in entity or element / attribute delimiters at an inappropriate place.</p> |
|
12137 -9016=<p><b>KErrXMLBadEntity</b>: </p> |
|
12138 KErrXMLBadEntity=<p><b>(-9016)</b>: </p> |
|
12139 -9017=<p><b>KErrXMLInvalidElement</b>: Error code that indicates an element was found to be invalid by the DTD</p> |
|
12140 KErrXMLInvalidElement=<p><b>(-9017)</b>: Error code that indicates an element was found to be invalid by the DTD</p> |
|
12141 -9018=<p><b>KErrXMLInvalidAttribute</b>: Error code that indicates an attribute was found to be invalid by the DTD</p> |
|
12142 KErrXMLInvalidAttribute=<p><b>(-9018)</b>: Error code that indicates an attribute was found to be invalid by the DTD</p> |
|
12143 -9100=<p><b>KMmsErrUnspecified</b>: </p> |
|
12144 KMmsErrUnspecified=<p><b>(-9100)</b>: </p> |
|
12145 -9101=<p><b>KMmsErrServiceDenied</b>: </p> |
|
12146 KMmsErrServiceDenied=<p><b>(-9101)</b>: </p> |
|
12147 -9102=<p><b>KMmsErrMessageFormatCorrupt</b>: </p> |
|
12148 KMmsErrMessageFormatCorrupt=<p><b>(-9102)</b>: </p> |
|
12149 -9103=<p><b>KMmsErrSendingAddressUnresolved</b>: </p> |
|
12150 KMmsErrSendingAddressUnresolved=<p><b>(-9103)</b>: </p> |
|
12151 -9104=<p><b>KMmsErrMessageNotFound</b>: </p> |
|
12152 KMmsErrMessageNotFound=<p><b>(-9104)</b>: </p> |
|
12153 -9105=<p><b>KMmsErrNetworkProblem</b>: </p> |
|
12154 KMmsErrNetworkProblem=<p><b>(-9105)</b>: </p> |
|
12155 -9106=<p><b>KMmsErrContentNotAccepted</b>: </p> |
|
12156 KMmsErrContentNotAccepted=<p><b>(-9106)</b>: </p> |
|
12157 -9107=<p><b>KMmsErrUnsupportedMessage</b>: </p> |
|
12158 KMmsErrUnsupportedMessage=<p><b>(-9107)</b>: </p> |
|
12159 -9108=<p><b>KMmsErrInvalidPDU</b>: </p> |
|
12160 KMmsErrInvalidPDU=<p><b>(-9108)</b>: </p> |
|
12161 -9109=<p><b>KMmsErrNoData</b>: </p> |
|
12162 KMmsErrNoData=<p><b>(-9109)</b>: </p> |
|
12163 -9110=<p><b>KMmsNoResponseStatus</b>: </p> |
|
12164 KMmsNoResponseStatus=<p><b>(-9110)</b>: </p> |
|
12165 -11000=<p><b>KErrBadPassphrase</b>: </p> |
|
12166 KErrBadPassphrase=<p><b>(-11000)</b>: </p> |
|
12167 -11001=<p><b>KErrTotalLossOfEntropy</b>: </p> |
|
12168 KErrTotalLossOfEntropy=<p><b>(-11001)</b>: </p> |
|
12169 -11002=<p><b>KErrKeyNotWeakEnough</b>: </p> |
|
12170 KErrKeyNotWeakEnough=<p><b>(-11002)</b>: </p> |
|
12171 -11003=<p><b>KErrInvalidPadding</b>: </p> |
|
12172 KErrInvalidPadding=<p><b>(-11003)</b>: </p> |
|
12173 -11004=<p><b>KErrWeakKey</b>: </p> |
|
12174 KErrWeakKey=<p><b>(-11004)</b>: </p> |
|
12175 -11005=<p><b>KErrNegativeExportNotSupported</b>: </p> |
|
12176 KErrNegativeExportNotSupported=<p><b>(-11005)</b>: </p> |
|
12177 -11006=<p><b>KErrKeyAlgorithm</b>: </p> |
|
12178 KErrKeyAlgorithm=<p><b>(-11006)</b>: </p> |
|
12179 -11007=<p><b>KErrKeyUsage</b>: </p> |
|
12180 KErrKeyUsage=<p><b>(-11007)</b>: </p> |
|
12181 -11008=<p><b>KErrKeyValidity</b>: </p> |
|
12182 KErrKeyValidity=<p><b>(-11008)</b>: </p> |
|
12183 -11009=<p><b>KErrKeySize</b>: </p> |
|
12184 KErrKeySize=<p><b>(-11009)</b>: </p> |
|
12185 -11010=<p><b>KErrKeyAccess</b>: </p> |
|
12186 KErrKeyAccess=<p><b>(-11010)</b>: </p> |
|
12187 -11011=<p><b>KErrPrivateKeyNotFound</b>: </p> |
|
12188 KErrPrivateKeyNotFound=<p><b>(-11011)</b>: </p> |
|
12189 -11501=<p><b>KEZlibErrStream</b>: The Z_STREAM_ERROR zlib error code has been returned by an internal method due to a stream error.</p> |
|
12190 KEZlibErrStream=<p><b>(-11501)</b>: The Z_STREAM_ERROR zlib error code has been returned by an internal method due to a stream error.</p> |
|
12191 -11502=<p><b>KEZlibErrData</b>: The Z_DATA_ERROR zlib error code has been returned by an internalmethod due to a data error.</p> |
|
12192 KEZlibErrData=<p><b>(-11502)</b>: The Z_DATA_ERROR zlib error code has been returned by an internalmethod due to a data error.</p> |
|
12193 -11503=<p><b>KEZlibErrBuf</b>: The Z_BUF_ERROR zlib error code has been returned by an internalmethod due to a buffer error.</p> |
|
12194 KEZlibErrBuf=<p><b>(-11503)</b>: The Z_BUF_ERROR zlib error code has been returned by an internalmethod due to a buffer error.</p> |
|
12195 -11504=<p><b>KEZlibErrVersion</b>: The Z_VERSION_ERROR zlib error code has been returned by an internal method due to a version error.</p> |
|
12196 KEZlibErrVersion=<p><b>(-11504)</b>: The Z_VERSION_ERROR zlib error code has been returned by an internal method due to a version error.</p> |
|
12197 -11505=<p><b>KEZlibErrUnexpected</b>: Unexpected ezlib error.</p> |
|
12198 KEZlibErrUnexpected=<p><b>(-11505)</b>: Unexpected ezlib error.</p> |
|
12199 -11506=<p><b>KEZlibErrDeflateTerminated</b>: Returned by ::DeflateL() if deflation has already occured.</p> |
|
12200 KEZlibErrDeflateTerminated=<p><b>(-11506)</b>: Returned by ::DeflateL() if deflation has already occured.</p> |
|
12201 -11507=<p><b>KEZlibErrInflateTerminated</b>: Returned by ::InflateL() if inflation has already occured.</p> |
|
12202 KEZlibErrInflateTerminated=<p><b>(-11507)</b>: Returned by ::InflateL() if inflation has already occured.</p> |
|
12203 -11508=<p><b>KEZlibErrInflateDictionary</b>: An error has occured inflating the dictionary.</p> |
|
12204 KEZlibErrInflateDictionary=<p><b>(-11508)</b>: An error has occured inflating the dictionary.</p> |
|
12205 -11509=<p><b>KEZlibErrNotGZipFile</b>: </p> |
|
12206 KEZlibErrNotGZipFile=<p><b>(-11509)</b>: </p> |
|
12207 -11510=<p><b>KEZlibErrInvalidCompression</b>: </p> |
|
12208 KEZlibErrInvalidCompression=<p><b>(-11510)</b>: </p> |
|
12209 -11511=<p><b>KEZlibErrBadGZipHeader</b>: </p> |
|
12210 KEZlibErrBadGZipHeader=<p><b>(-11511)</b>: </p> |
|
12211 -11512=<p><b>KEZlibErrBadGZipTrailer</b>: </p> |
|
12212 KEZlibErrBadGZipTrailer=<p><b>(-11512)</b>: </p> |
|
12213 -11513=<p><b>KEZlibErrBadGZipCrc</b>: </p> |
|
12214 KEZlibErrBadGZipCrc=<p><b>(-11513)</b>: </p> |
|
12215 -12000=<p><b>KErrMMNotEnoughBandwidth</b>: Not enough network bandwidth.</p> |
|
12216 KErrMMNotEnoughBandwidth=<p><b>(-12000)</b>: Not enough network bandwidth.</p> |
|
12217 -12001=<p><b>KErrMMSocketServiceNotFound</b>: Error locating network socket services.</p> |
|
12218 KErrMMSocketServiceNotFound=<p><b>(-12001)</b>: Error locating network socket services.</p> |
|
12219 -12002=<p><b>KErrMMNetworkRead</b>: An error occurred while reading data from the network.</p> |
|
12220 KErrMMNetworkRead=<p><b>(-12002)</b>: An error occurred while reading data from the network.</p> |
|
12221 -12003=<p><b>KErrMMNetworkWrite</b>: An error occurred while writing data to the network.</p> |
|
12222 KErrMMNetworkWrite=<p><b>(-12003)</b>: An error occurred while writing data to the network.</p> |
|
12223 -12004=<p><b>KErrMMServerSocket</b>: Invalid socket error or an error occurred while creating a network socket.</p> |
|
12224 KErrMMServerSocket=<p><b>(-12004)</b>: Invalid socket error or an error occurred while creating a network socket.</p> |
|
12225 -12005=<p><b>KErrMMServerNotSupported</b>: Streaming Server not supported.</p> |
|
12226 KErrMMServerNotSupported=<p><b>(-12005)</b>: Streaming Server not supported.</p> |
|
12227 -12006=<p><b>KErrMMServerAlert</b>: Server alert.</p> |
|
12228 KErrMMServerAlert=<p><b>(-12006)</b>: Server alert.</p> |
|
12229 -12007=<p><b>KErrMMUDPReceive</b>: Player cannot receive UDP data packets.</p> |
|
12230 KErrMMUDPReceive=<p><b>(-12007)</b>: Player cannot receive UDP data packets.</p> |
|
12231 -12008=<p><b>KErrMMInvalidProtocol</b>: Network transport not recognized.</p> |
|
12232 KErrMMInvalidProtocol=<p><b>(-12008)</b>: Network transport not recognized.</p> |
|
12233 -12009=<p><b>KErrMMInvalidURL</b>: Invalid URL.</p> |
|
12234 KErrMMInvalidURL=<p><b>(-12009)</b>: Invalid URL.</p> |
|
12235 -12010=<p><b>KErrMMMulticast</b>: An error occured attempting to join or access multicast session.</p> |
|
12236 KErrMMMulticast=<p><b>(-12010)</b>: An error occured attempting to join or access multicast session.</p> |
|
12237 -12011=<p><b>KErrMMProxyServer</b>: "Proxy status error</p> |
|
12238 KErrMMProxyServer=<p><b>(-12011)</b>: "Proxy status error</p> |
|
12239 -12012=<p><b>KErrMMProxyServerNotSupported</b>: Client cannot support proxy server.</p> |
|
12240 KErrMMProxyServerNotSupported=<p><b>(-12012)</b>: Client cannot support proxy server.</p> |
|
12241 -12013=<p><b>KErrMMProxyServerConnect</b>: Unable to locate proxy server or Proxy connection could not be established.</p> |
|
12242 KErrMMProxyServerConnect=<p><b>(-12013)</b>: Unable to locate proxy server or Proxy connection could not be established.</p> |
|
12243 -12014=<p><b>KErrMMAudioDevice</b>: "Cannot open audio device</p> |
|
12244 KErrMMAudioDevice=<p><b>(-12014)</b>: "Cannot open audio device</p> |
|
12245 -12015=<p><b>KErrMMVideoDevice</b>: Problem blitting video to display.</p> |
|
12246 KErrMMVideoDevice=<p><b>(-12015)</b>: Problem blitting video to display.</p> |
|
12247 -12016=<p><b>KErrMMDecoder</b>: "Invalid decoder</p> |
|
12248 KErrMMDecoder=<p><b>(-12016)</b>: "Invalid decoder</p> |
|
12249 -12017=<p><b>KErrMMPartialPlayback</b>: "Only able to play either the audio or the video portion of the media file. Could be due to a codec that isn't supported</p> |
|
12250 KErrMMPartialPlayback=<p><b>(-12017)</b>: "Only able to play either the audio or the video portion of the media file. Could be due to a codec that isn't supported</p> |
|
12251 -12018=<p><b>KErrMMDRMNotAuthorized</b>: Digital Rights have expired.</p> |
|
12252 KErrMMDRMNotAuthorized=<p><b>(-12018)</b>: Digital Rights have expired.</p> |
|
12253 -13257=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaUnknown</b>: Rejected - Unknown reason</p> |
|
12254 KErrCdmaOtaUnknown=<p><b>(-13257)</b>: Rejected - Unknown reason</p> |
|
12255 -13258=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaDataSizeMismatch</b>: Rejected - Data size mismatch</p> |
|
12256 KErrCdmaOtaDataSizeMismatch=<p><b>(-13258)</b>: Rejected - Data size mismatch</p> |
|
12257 -13259=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaProtocolVersionMismatch</b>: Rejected - Protocol version mismatch</p> |
|
12258 KErrCdmaOtaProtocolVersionMismatch=<p><b>(-13259)</b>: Rejected - Protocol version mismatch</p> |
|
12259 -13260=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaInvalidParameter</b>: Rejected - Invalid parameter</p> |
|
12260 KErrCdmaOtaInvalidParameter=<p><b>(-13260)</b>: Rejected - Invalid parameter</p> |
|
12261 -13261=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaSIDNIDLengthMismatch</b>: Rejected - SID NID length mismatch</p> |
|
12262 KErrCdmaOtaSIDNIDLengthMismatch=<p><b>(-13261)</b>: Rejected - SID NID length mismatch</p> |
|
12263 -13262=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaMessageNotExpectedInThisMode</b>: Rejected - Message not expected in this mode</p> |
|
12264 KErrCdmaOtaMessageNotExpectedInThisMode=<p><b>(-13262)</b>: Rejected - Message not expected in this mode</p> |
|
12265 -13263=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaBlockIdValueNotSupported</b>: Rejected - Block Id value not supported</p> |
|
12266 KErrCdmaOtaBlockIdValueNotSupported=<p><b>(-13263)</b>: Rejected - Block Id value not supported</p> |
|
12267 -13264=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaPRLLengthMismatch</b>: Rejected - PRL length mismatch</p> |
|
12268 KErrCdmaOtaPRLLengthMismatch=<p><b>(-13264)</b>: Rejected - PRL length mismatch</p> |
|
12269 -13265=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaCRC</b>: Rejected - Incorrect CRC</p> |
|
12270 KErrCdmaOtaCRC=<p><b>(-13265)</b>: Rejected - Incorrect CRC</p> |
|
12271 -13266=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaLocked</b>: Rejected - Mobile Station Locked</p> |
|
12272 KErrCdmaOtaLocked=<p><b>(-13266)</b>: Rejected - Mobile Station Locked</p> |
|
12273 -13267=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaInvalidSPC</b>: Rejected - Invalid SPC</p> |
|
12274 KErrCdmaOtaInvalidSPC=<p><b>(-13267)</b>: Rejected - Invalid SPC</p> |
|
12275 -13268=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaSPCChangeDeniedByUser</b>: Rejected - SPC change denied by user</p> |
|
12276 KErrCdmaOtaSPCChangeDeniedByUser=<p><b>(-13268)</b>: Rejected - SPC change denied by user</p> |
|
12277 -13269=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaInvalidSpasm</b>: Rejected - Invalid SPASM</p> |
|
12278 KErrCdmaOtaInvalidSpasm=<p><b>(-13269)</b>: Rejected - Invalid SPASM</p> |
|
12279 -13270=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaBlockIdNotExpectedInThisMode</b>: Rejected - Block Id not expected in this mode</p> |
|
12280 KErrCdmaOtaBlockIdNotExpectedInThisMode=<p><b>(-13270)</b>: Rejected - Block Id not expected in this mode</p> |
|
12281 -13271=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaUserZoneAlreadyInPUZL</b>: Rejected - User Zone already in PUZL</p> |
|
12282 KErrCdmaOtaUserZoneAlreadyInPUZL=<p><b>(-13271)</b>: Rejected - User Zone already in PUZL</p> |
|
12283 -13272=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaUserZoneNotInPUZL</b>: Rejected - User zone not in PUZL</p> |
|
12284 KErrCdmaOtaUserZoneNotInPUZL=<p><b>(-13272)</b>: Rejected - User zone not in PUZL</p> |
|
12285 -13273=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaNoEntriesInPUZL</b>: Rejected - No entries in PUZL</p> |
|
12286 KErrCdmaOtaNoEntriesInPUZL=<p><b>(-13273)</b>: Rejected - No entries in PUZL</p> |
|
12287 -13274=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaOperationModeMismatch</b>: Rejected - Operation Mode mismatch</p> |
|
12288 KErrCdmaOtaOperationModeMismatch=<p><b>(-13274)</b>: Rejected - Operation Mode mismatch</p> |
|
12289 -13275=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaSimpleIPMaxNumNaiMismatch</b>: Rejected - SimpleIP MAX_NUM_NAI mismatch</p> |
|
12290 KErrCdmaOtaSimpleIPMaxNumNaiMismatch=<p><b>(-13275)</b>: Rejected - SimpleIP MAX_NUM_NAI mismatch</p> |
|
12291 -13276=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaSimpleIPMaxNaiLengthMismatch</b>: Rejected - SimpleIP MAX_NAI_LENGTH mismatch</p> |
|
12292 KErrCdmaOtaSimpleIPMaxNaiLengthMismatch=<p><b>(-13276)</b>: Rejected - SimpleIP MAX_NAI_LENGTH mismatch</p> |
|
12293 -13277=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaMobileIPMaxNumNaiMismatch</b>: Rejected - MobileIP MAX_NUM_NAI mismatch</p> |
|
12294 KErrCdmaOtaMobileIPMaxNumNaiMismatch=<p><b>(-13277)</b>: Rejected - MobileIP MAX_NUM_NAI mismatch</p> |
|
12295 -13278=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaMobileIPMaxNaiLengthMismatch</b>: Rejected - MobileIP MAX_NAI_LENGTH mismatch</p> |
|
12296 KErrCdmaOtaMobileIPMaxNaiLengthMismatch=<p><b>(-13278)</b>: Rejected - MobileIP MAX_NAI_LENGTH mismatch</p> |
|
12297 -13279=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaSimpleIPPapMaxSsLenMismatch</b>: Rejected - SimpleIP PAP MAX_SS_LENGTH mismatch</p> |
|
12298 KErrCdmaOtaSimpleIPPapMaxSsLenMismatch=<p><b>(-13279)</b>: Rejected - SimpleIP PAP MAX_SS_LENGTH mismatch</p> |
|
12299 -13280=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaSimpleIPChapMaxSsLenMismatch</b>: Rejected - SimpleIP CHAP MAX_SS_LENGTH mismatch</p> |
|
12300 KErrCdmaOtaSimpleIPChapMaxSsLenMismatch=<p><b>(-13280)</b>: Rejected - SimpleIP CHAP MAX_SS_LENGTH mismatch</p> |
|
12301 -13281=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaMobileIPMaxMnAaaSsLenMismatch</b>: Rejected - MobileIP MAX_MN-AAA_SS_LENGTH mismatch</p> |
|
12302 KErrCdmaOtaMobileIPMaxMnAaaSsLenMismatch=<p><b>(-13281)</b>: Rejected - MobileIP MAX_MN-AAA_SS_LENGTH mismatch</p> |
|
12303 -13282=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaMobileIPMaxMnHaSsLenMismatch</b>: Rejected - MobileIP MAX_MN-HA_SS_LENGTH mismatch</p> |
|
12304 KErrCdmaOtaMobileIPMaxMnHaSsLenMismatch=<p><b>(-13282)</b>: Rejected - MobileIP MAX_MN-HA_SS_LENGTH mismatch</p> |
|
12305 -13283=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaMobileIPMnAaaAuthAlgoMismatch</b>: Rejected - MobileIP MN-AAA_AUTH_ALGORITHM mismatch</p> |
|
12306 KErrCdmaOtaMobileIPMnAaaAuthAlgoMismatch=<p><b>(-13283)</b>: Rejected - MobileIP MN-AAA_AUTH_ALGORITHM mismatch</p> |
|
12307 -13284=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaMobileIPMnhaAuthAlgoMismatch</b>: Rejected - MobileIP MNHA_AUTH_ALGORITHM mismatch</p> |
|
12308 KErrCdmaOtaMobileIPMnhaAuthAlgoMismatch=<p><b>(-13284)</b>: Rejected - MobileIP MNHA_AUTH_ALGORITHM mismatch</p> |
|
12309 -13285=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaSimpleIPActNaiEntryIndexMismatch</b>: Rejected - SimpleIP ACT_NAI_ENTRY_INDEX mismatch</p> |
|
12310 KErrCdmaOtaSimpleIPActNaiEntryIndexMismatch=<p><b>(-13285)</b>: Rejected - SimpleIP ACT_NAI_ENTRY_INDEX mismatch</p> |
|
12311 -13286=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaMobileIPActNaiEntryIndexMismatch</b>: Rejected - MobileIP ACT_NAI_ENTRY_INDEX mismatch</p> |
|
12312 KErrCdmaOtaMobileIPActNaiEntryIndexMismatch=<p><b>(-13286)</b>: Rejected - MobileIP ACT_NAI_ENTRY_INDEX mismatch</p> |
|
12313 -13287=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaSimpleIPPapNaiEntryIndexMismatch</b>: Rejected - SimpleIP PAP NAI_ENTRY_INDEX mismatch</p> |
|
12314 KErrCdmaOtaSimpleIPPapNaiEntryIndexMismatch=<p><b>(-13287)</b>: Rejected - SimpleIP PAP NAI_ENTRY_INDEX mismatch</p> |
|
12315 -13288=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaSimpleIPChapNaiEntryIndexMismatch</b>: Rejected - SimpleIP CHAP NAI_ENTRY_INDEX mismatch</p> |
|
12316 KErrCdmaOtaSimpleIPChapNaiEntryIndexMismatch=<p><b>(-13288)</b>: Rejected - SimpleIP CHAP NAI_ENTRY_INDEX mismatch</p> |
|
12317 -13289=<p><b>KErrCdmaOtaMobileIPNaiEntryIndexMismatch</b>: Rejected - MobileIP NAI_ENTRY_INDEX mismatch</p> |
|
12318 KErrCdmaOtaMobileIPNaiEntryIndexMismatch=<p><b>(-13289)</b>: Rejected - MobileIP NAI_ENTRY_INDEX mismatch</p> |
|
12319 -13513=<p><b>KErrCdmaFlashInvalidFeature</b>: Rejected Info Record- Invalid Feature code</p> |
|
12320 KErrCdmaFlashInvalidFeature=<p><b>(-13513)</b>: Rejected Info Record- Invalid Feature code</p> |
|
12321 -13514=<p><b>KErrCdmaFlashInvalidKeypadEntry</b>: Rejected Info Record- Invalid Keypad entry</p> |
|
12322 KErrCdmaFlashInvalidKeypadEntry=<p><b>(-13514)</b>: Rejected Info Record- Invalid Keypad entry</p> |
|
12323 -13515=<p><b>KErrCdmaFlashInvalidNumberType</b>: Rejected Info Record- Invalid NumberType</p> |
|
12324 KErrCdmaFlashInvalidNumberType=<p><b>(-13515)</b>: Rejected Info Record- Invalid NumberType</p> |
|
12325 -13516=<p><b>KErrCdmaFlashInvalidNumberPlan</b>: Rejected Info Record- Invalid Number Plan</p> |
|
12326 KErrCdmaFlashInvalidNumberPlan=<p><b>(-13516)</b>: Rejected Info Record- Invalid Number Plan</p> |
|
12327 -13517=<p><b>KErrCdmaFlashInvalidPI</b>: Rejected Info Record- Invalid Presentation Indicator</p> |
|
12328 KErrCdmaFlashInvalidPI=<p><b>(-13517)</b>: Rejected Info Record- Invalid Presentation Indicator</p> |
|
12329 -13518=<p><b>KErrCdmaFlashInvalidSI</b>: Rejected Info Record- Invalid Screening Indicator</p> |
|
12330 KErrCdmaFlashInvalidSI=<p><b>(-13518)</b>: Rejected Info Record- Invalid Screening Indicator</p> |
|
12331 -13519=<p><b>KErrCdmaFlashInvalidPartyNum</b>: Rejected Info Record- Invalid Party Number</p> |
|
12332 KErrCdmaFlashInvalidPartyNum=<p><b>(-13519)</b>: Rejected Info Record- Invalid Party Number</p> |
|
12333 -13520=<p><b>KErrCdmaFlashL3BlockedFlashMessage</b>: Call-stack blocked sending flash message</p> |
|
12334 KErrCdmaFlashL3BlockedFlashMessage=<p><b>(-13520)</b>: Call-stack blocked sending flash message</p> |
|
12335 -13768=<p><b>KErrCdmaMiscSignallingFailure</b>: Signalling failure invoice call origination or termination.</p> |
|
12336 KErrCdmaMiscSignallingFailure=<p><b>(-13768)</b>: Signalling failure invoice call origination or termination.</p> |
|
12337 -13769=<p><b>KErrCdmaMiscNetworkBusy</b>: Busy network in voicecall origination or termination.</p> |
|
12338 KErrCdmaMiscNetworkBusy=<p><b>(-13769)</b>: Busy network in voicecall origination or termination.</p> |
|
12339 -13770=<p><b>KErrCdmaMiscConnectionLost</b>: Loss of connection invoice call origination or termination.</p> |
|
12340 KErrCdmaMiscConnectionLost=<p><b>(-13770)</b>: Loss of connection invoice call origination or termination.</p> |
|
12341 -13771=<p><b>KErrCdmaMiscNetworkRelease</b>: Release of network invoice call origination or termination.</p> |
|
12342 KErrCdmaMiscNetworkRelease=<p><b>(-13771)</b>: Release of network invoice call origination or termination.</p> |
|
12343 -13772=<p><b>KErrCdmaMiscBaseStationRejectServiceOption</b>: Service option rejection by base station in voice call origination or termination.</p> |
|
12344 KErrCdmaMiscBaseStationRejectServiceOption=<p><b>(-13772)</b>: Service option rejection by base station in voice call origination or termination.</p> |
|
12345 -13773=<p><b>KErrCdmaMiscAccessFailure</b>: Access failure in voice call originationor termination.</p> |
|
12346 KErrCdmaMiscAccessFailure=<p><b>(-13773)</b>: Access failure in voice call originationor termination.</p> |
|
12347 -13774=<p><b>KErrCdmaMiscNoService</b>: Service not available in voicecall origination or termination.</p> |
|
12348 KErrCdmaMiscNoService=<p><b>(-13774)</b>: Service not available in voicecall origination or termination.</p> |
|
12349 -13775=<p><b>KErrCdmaMiscSecurityCodeBlocked</b>: This code is blocked (probably as a result of the maximum retry being exceeded)</p> |
|
12350 KErrCdmaMiscSecurityCodeBlocked=<p><b>(-13775)</b>: This code is blocked (probably as a result of the maximum retry being exceeded)</p> |
|
12351 -17004=<p><b>KEComErrNoInterfaceIdentified</b>: The call to instantiate an Interface Implementation failed because no registrations exist for this interface.</p> |
|
12352 KEComErrNoInterfaceIdentified=<p><b>(-17004)</b>: The call to instantiate an Interface Implementation failed because no registrations exist for this interface.</p> |
|
12353 -17014=<p><b>KEComErrNoResolver</b>: The Non-Default resolver could not be instantiated. The most likely situation is that an incorrect implementation uid was supplied.</p> |
|
12354 KEComErrNoResolver=<p><b>(-17014)</b>: The Non-Default resolver could not be instantiated. The most likely situation is that an incorrect implementation uid was supplied.</p> |
|
12355 -17026=<p><b>KEComErrTooManyNotificationsOutstanding</b>: The client has requested too many notifications.ECom can only support a finite number of notifications</p> |
|
12356 KEComErrTooManyNotificationsOutstanding=<p><b>(-17026)</b>: The client has requested too many notifications.ECom can only support a finite number of notifications</p> |
|
12357 -17028=<p><b>KEComErrMissingParameter</b>: "An ECom service was requested with an essential parameter missing. For example</p> |
|
12358 KEComErrMissingParameter=<p><b>(-17028)</b>: "An ECom service was requested with an essential parameter missing. For example</p> |
|
12359 -17029=<p><b>KEComErrListInvalidAwaitNotification</b>: The registry index is invalid but the client has requested notifications - so they will receive a notification when the indexis ready again</p> |
|
12360 KEComErrListInvalidAwaitNotification=<p><b>(-17029)</b>: The registry index is invalid but the client has requested notifications - so they will receive a notification when the indexis ready again</p> |
|
12361 -17030=<p><b>KEComErrListCurrentlyUnavailable</b>: The registry index is invalid and the client has not requested notifications. They will have to try again later after discoveries have completed.</p> |
|
12362 KEComErrListCurrentlyUnavailable=<p><b>(-17030)</b>: The registry index is invalid and the client has not requested notifications. They will have to try again later after discoveries have completed.</p> |
|
12363 -17003=<p><b>KEComErrInvalidUnloadPolicy</b>: The Client requested a service which is not supplied by this framework</p> |
|
12364 KEComErrInvalidUnloadPolicy=<p><b>(-17003)</b>: The Client requested a service which is not supplied by this framework</p> |
|
12365 -17008=<p><b>KEComErrInvalidIIC</b>: An attempt has been made to load an implementation contained within a dll which no longer exists (deleted or is on a CF card that has been removed).</p> |
|
12366 KEComErrInvalidIIC=<p><b>(-17008)</b>: An attempt has been made to load an implementation contained within a dll which no longer exists (deleted or is on a CF card that has been removed).</p> |
|
12367 -17019=<p><b>KEComErrDriveNotFound</b>: An attempt has been made to update registry information for a dll on a drive that does not exist.</p> |
|
12368 KEComErrDriveNotFound=<p><b>(-17019)</b>: An attempt has been made to update registry information for a dll on a drive that does not exist.</p> |
|
12369 -17002=<p><b>KEComErrUnknownService</b>: The Client requested a service which is not supplied by this framework The Client requested a service which is not supplied by this framework</p> |
|
12370 KEComErrUnknownService=<p><b>(-17002)</b>: The Client requested a service which is not supplied by this framework The Client requested a service which is not supplied by this framework</p> |
|
12371 -17013=<p><b>KEComErrReferenceCountInvalid</b>: The Interface Implementation reference count is invalid</p> |
|
12372 KEComErrReferenceCountInvalid=<p><b>(-17013)</b>: The Interface Implementation reference count is invalid</p> |
|
12373 -17017=<p><b>KEComErrDestructionFailed</b>: The Interface Implementations destruction could not be recorded</p> |
|
12374 KEComErrDestructionFailed=<p><b>(-17017)</b>: The Interface Implementations destruction could not be recorded</p> |
|
12375 -17022=<p><b>KEComErrInvalidRegistryData</b>: An attempt has been made to update the registry information for a non-existent DLL. An ECom internal error.</p> |
|
12376 KEComErrInvalidRegistryData=<p><b>(-17022)</b>: An attempt has been made to update the registry information for a non-existent DLL. An ECom internal error.</p> |
|
12377 -17027=<p><b>KEComErrDestroyingWithNullDtorKey</b>: The client called DestroyedImplementation with a destruction key of NULL. This is an irrecoverable error because the object cannot be deleted.</p> |
|
12378 KEComErrDestroyingWithNullDtorKey=<p><b>(-17027)</b>: The client called DestroyedImplementation with a destruction key of NULL. This is an irrecoverable error because the object cannot be deleted.</p> |
|
12379 -17001=<p><b>KEComErrAlreadyReceiving</b>: </p> |
|
12380 KEComErrAlreadyReceiving=<p><b>(-17001)</b>: </p> |
|
12381 -17005=<p><b>KEComErrEnableFailed</b>: The call to Enable the registered Interface Implementation failed</p> |
|
12382 KEComErrEnableFailed=<p><b>(-17005)</b>: The call to Enable the registered Interface Implementation failed</p> |
|
12383 -17006=<p><b>KEComErrDisableFailed</b>: The call to Disable the registered Interface Implementation failed</p> |
|
12384 KEComErrDisableFailed=<p><b>(-17006)</b>: The call to Disable the registered Interface Implementation failed</p> |
|
12385 -17007=<p><b>KEComErrNoRegistrationsFound</b>: The call to instantiate an Interface Implementation failed because no appropriate implementation was found.</p> |
|
12386 KEComErrNoRegistrationsFound=<p><b>(-17007)</b>: The call to instantiate an Interface Implementation failed because no appropriate implementation was found.</p> |
|
12387 -17009=<p><b>KEComErrUninstallFailed</b>: The call to Remove the registered Interface Implementation failed</p> |
|
12388 KEComErrUninstallFailed=<p><b>(-17009)</b>: The call to Remove the registered Interface Implementation failed</p> |
|
12389 -17010=<p><b>KEComErrReinstallFailed</b>: The call to Re-register an Interface Implementation failed</p> |
|
12390 KEComErrReinstallFailed=<p><b>(-17010)</b>: The call to Re-register an Interface Implementation failed</p> |
|
12391 -17011=<p><b>KEComErrRegistrationFailed</b>: The call to Register an Interface Implementation failed</p> |
|
12392 KEComErrRegistrationFailed=<p><b>(-17011)</b>: The call to Register an Interface Implementation failed</p> |
|
12393 -17012=<p><b>KEComErrNotConnected</b>: The client does not have a session open with theframework</p> |
|
12394 KEComErrNotConnected=<p><b>(-17012)</b>: The client does not have a session open with theframework</p> |
|
12395 -17015=<p><b>KEComErrSuspendFailed</b>: The call to Suspend registration activities failed</p> |
|
12396 KEComErrSuspendFailed=<p><b>(-17015)</b>: The call to Suspend registration activities failed</p> |
|
12397 -17016=<p><b>KEComErrResumeFailed</b>: The call to Resume registration activities failed</p> |
|
12398 KEComErrResumeFailed=<p><b>(-17016)</b>: The call to Resume registration activities failed</p> |
|
12399 -17018=<p><b>KEComErrDriveAlreadyInstalled</b>: An attempt has been made to add a drive to the registry which already exists</p> |
|
12400 KEComErrDriveAlreadyInstalled=<p><b>(-17018)</b>: An attempt has been made to add a drive to the registry which already exists</p> |
|
12401 -17020=<p><b>KEComErrIndexEntryNotFound</b>: </p> |
|
12402 KEComErrIndexEntryNotFound=<p><b>(-17020)</b>: </p> |
|
12403 -17021=<p><b>KEComErrNoRegistrationData</b>: An IIC has been found which does not have a corresponding registration information file</p> |
|
12404 KEComErrNoRegistrationData=<p><b>(-17021)</b>: An IIC has been found which does not have a corresponding registration information file</p> |
|
12405 -17023=<p><b>KEComErrMismatchedTags</b>: </p> |
|
12406 KEComErrMismatchedTags=<p><b>(-17023)</b>: </p> |
|
12407 -17024=<p><b>KEComErrInstantiationPointerNotFound</b>: </p> |
|
12408 KEComErrInstantiationPointerNotFound=<p><b>(-17024)</b>: </p> |
|
12409 -17025=<p><b>KEComErrInstantiationPointerNotAvailable</b>: </p> |
|
12410 KEComErrInstantiationPointerNotAvailable=<p><b>(-17025)</b>: </p> |
|
12411 -17050=<p><b>KErrCHFProxyObjectAlreadyExists</b>: A proxy object with the same identifier already exists.</p> |
|
12412 KErrCHFProxyObjectAlreadyExists=<p><b>(-17050)</b>: A proxy object with the same identifier already exists.</p> |
|
12413 -17051=<p><b>KErrCHFNoSchemeInUri</b>: Supplied URI has no scheme part.</p> |
|
12414 KErrCHFNoSchemeInUri=<p><b>(-17051)</b>: Supplied URI has no scheme part.</p> |
|
12415 -17052=<p><b>KErrCHFDataSupplierConstructionFailed</b>: Data supplier construction failed.</p> |
|
12416 KErrCHFDataSupplierConstructionFailed=<p><b>(-17052)</b>: Data supplier construction failed.</p> |
|
12417 -17053=<p><b>KErrCHFContentHandlerConstructionFailed</b>: Content handler construction failed.</p> |
|
12418 KErrCHFContentHandlerConstructionFailed=<p><b>(-17053)</b>: Content handler construction failed.</p> |
|
12419 -17054=<p><b>KErrCHFDataSupplierSetPositionFailed</b>: Failed to set position in data supplier.</p> |
|
12420 KErrCHFDataSupplierSetPositionFailed=<p><b>(-17054)</b>: Failed to set position in data supplier.</p> |
|
12421 -17103=<p><b>KErrRSSuddenDeath</b>: A module has died.</p> |
|
12422 KErrRSSuddenDeath=<p><b>(-17103)</b>: A module has died.</p> |
|
12423 -17104=<p><b>KErrRSRequestCancelled</b>: A request was cancelled.</p> |
|
12424 KErrRSRequestCancelled=<p><b>(-17104)</b>: A request was cancelled.</p> |
|
12425 -17105=<p><b>KErrRSInvalidParameter</b>: A parameter was in some way invalid.</p> |
|
12426 KErrRSInvalidParameter=<p><b>(-17105)</b>: A parameter was in some way invalid.</p> |
|
12427 -17106=<p><b>KErrRSInvalidParameterFile</b>: "The file could not be found</p> |
|
12428 KErrRSInvalidParameterFile=<p><b>(-17106)</b>: "The file could not be found</p> |
|
12429 -17107=<p><b>KErrRSInvalidParameterName</b>: The name was invalid.</p> |
|
12430 KErrRSInvalidParameterName=<p><b>(-17107)</b>: The name was invalid.</p> |
|
12431 -17108=<p><b>KErrRSInvalidParameterStackSize</b>: The stack size was invalid.</p> |
|
12432 KErrRSInvalidParameterStackSize=<p><b>(-17108)</b>: The stack size was invalid.</p> |
|
12433 -17109=<p><b>KErrRSInvalidParameterHeapSize</b>: The heap size was invalid.</p> |
|
12434 KErrRSInvalidParameterHeapSize=<p><b>(-17109)</b>: The heap size was invalid.</p> |
|
12435 -17110=<p><b>KErrRSInvalidUidType</b>: The second UID of the DLL was not the UID of a Comms Provider Module.</p> |
|
12436 KErrRSInvalidUidType=<p><b>(-17110)</b>: The second UID of the DLL was not the UID of a Comms Provider Module.</p> |
|
12437 -17111=<p><b>KErrRSModuleAlreadyExist</b>: A Comms Provider Module with this name is already loaded.</p> |
|
12438 KErrRSModuleAlreadyExist=<p><b>(-17111)</b>: A Comms Provider Module with this name is already loaded.</p> |
|
12439 -17112=<p><b>KErrRSInvalidMBufPoolSize</b>: The size of the MBuf pool is invalid.</p> |
|
12440 KErrRSInvalidMBufPoolSize=<p><b>(-17112)</b>: The size of the MBuf pool is invalid.</p> |
|
12441 -17113=<p><b>KErrRSModuleNotRunning</b>: The specified module is not running.</p> |
|
12442 KErrRSModuleNotRunning=<p><b>(-17113)</b>: The specified module is not running.</p> |
|
12443 -17114=<p><b>KErrRSModuleNotLoaded</b>: The specified module is not loaded.</p> |
|
12444 KErrRSModuleNotLoaded=<p><b>(-17114)</b>: The specified module is not loaded.</p> |
|
12445 -17115=<p><b>KErrRSAlreadyBound</b>: The specified binding is already active.</p> |
|
12446 KErrRSAlreadyBound=<p><b>(-17115)</b>: The specified binding is already active.</p> |
|
12447 -17116=<p><b>KErrRSModulesStillRunning</b>: There are running modules.</p> |
|
12448 KErrRSModulesStillRunning=<p><b>(-17116)</b>: There are running modules.</p> |
|
12449 -17117=<p><b>KErrRSNoNewHeapsAvailable</b>: Unable to create more new heaps in the Comms Process. Consider sharing a heap between modules.</p> |
|
12450 KErrRSNoNewHeapsAvailable=<p><b>(-17117)</b>: Unable to create more new heaps in the Comms Process. Consider sharing a heap between modules.</p> |
|
12451 -17118=<p><b>KErrRSRequestTimedOut</b>: A request timed out. This can happen when a module stops responding to requests for some reason.</p> |
|
12452 KErrRSRequestTimedOut=<p><b>(-17118)</b>: A request timed out. This can happen when a module stops responding to requests for some reason.</p> |
|
12453 -17119=<p><b>KErrRSModuleUnknown</b>: The specified module does not exist..</p> |
|
12454 KErrRSModuleUnknown=<p><b>(-17119)</b>: The specified module does not exist..</p> |
|
12455 -17120=<p><b>KErrRSSubModuleUnknown</b>: The specified sub module does not exist.</p> |
|
12456 KErrRSSubModuleUnknown=<p><b>(-17120)</b>: The specified sub module does not exist.</p> |
|
12457 -17121=<p><b>KErrRSBindingUnknown</b>: The specified binding does not exist.</p> |
|
12458 KErrRSBindingUnknown=<p><b>(-17121)</b>: The specified binding does not exist.</p> |
|
12459 -17122=<p><b>KErrRSStatusUnknown</b>: The status is unknown.</p> |
|
12460 KErrRSStatusUnknown=<p><b>(-17122)</b>: The status is unknown.</p> |
|
12461 -17123=<p><b>KErrRSBindingExists</b>: The specified binding exist.</p> |
|
12462 KErrRSBindingExists=<p><b>(-17123)</b>: The specified binding exist.</p> |
|
12463 -17124=<p><b>KErrRSModuleNotReady</b>: The module is not ready for requests.</p> |
|
12464 KErrRSModuleNotReady=<p><b>(-17124)</b>: The module is not ready for requests.</p> |
|
12465 -17125=<p><b>KErrRSBindingInProgress</b>: The specified binding is not yet completed.</p> |
|
12466 KErrRSBindingInProgress=<p><b>(-17125)</b>: The specified binding is not yet completed.</p> |
|
12467 -17126=<p><b>KErrRSUnableToOpenHeap</b>: Found heap but unable to open it for sharing.</p> |
|
12468 KErrRSUnableToOpenHeap=<p><b>(-17126)</b>: Found heap but unable to open it for sharing.</p> |
|
12469 -17127=<p><b>KErrRSUnableToFindHeap</b>: Unable to find specified heap.</p> |
|
12470 KErrRSUnableToFindHeap=<p><b>(-17127)</b>: Unable to find specified heap.</p> |
|
12471 -17128=<p><b>KErrRSUnableToCreateQueues</b>: Unable to create communication channels for new module.</p> |
|
12472 KErrRSUnableToCreateQueues=<p><b>(-17128)</b>: Unable to create communication channels for new module.</p> |
|
12473 -17129=<p><b>KErrRSZombie</b>: This Comms Provider Module exists but is not responding.</p> |
|
12474 KErrRSZombie=<p><b>(-17129)</b>: This Comms Provider Module exists but is not responding.</p> |
|
12475 -17130=<p><b>KErrRSInvalidParameterThreadFuncOrdinal</b>: The specified ordinal does not exist for the DLL.</p> |
|
12476 KErrRSInvalidParameterThreadFuncOrdinal=<p><b>(-17130)</b>: The specified ordinal does not exist for the DLL.</p> |
|
12477 -17131=<p><b>KErrRSInvalidBinding</b>: Invalid binding.</p> |
|
12478 KErrRSInvalidBinding=<p><b>(-17131)</b>: Invalid binding.</p> |
|
12479 -17132=<p><b>KErrRSInvalidQueueLength</b>: Queue length of binding invalid. Must be betweenTRSBindingInfo::EMinQueueLength and TRSBindingInfo::EMaxQueueLength.</p> |
|
12480 KErrRSInvalidQueueLength=<p><b>(-17132)</b>: Queue length of binding invalid. Must be betweenTRSBindingInfo::EMinQueueLength and TRSBindingInfo::EMaxQueueLength.</p> |
|
12481 -17210=<p><b>KErrConnectionTerminated</b>: </p> |
|
12482 KErrConnectionTerminated=<p><b>(-17210)</b>: </p> |
|
12483 -17211=<p><b>KErrCannotFindProtocol</b>: </p> |
|
12484 KErrCannotFindProtocol=<p><b>(-17211)</b>: </p> |
|
12485 -17250=<p><b>KErrTreeStoreUriTooLong</b>: The supplied URI exceeded the maximum overall length supported.</p> |
|
12486 KErrTreeStoreUriTooLong=<p><b>(-17250)</b>: The supplied URI exceeded the maximum overall length supported.</p> |
|
12487 -17251=<p><b>KErrTreeStoreUriTooDeep</b>: The depth of the supplied URI exceeded the maximum tree depth supported.</p> |
|
12488 KErrTreeStoreUriTooDeep=<p><b>(-17251)</b>: The depth of the supplied URI exceeded the maximum tree depth supported.</p> |
|
12489 -17252=<p><b>KErrTreeStoreUriSegmentTooLong</b>: A segment in the supplied URI exceeded the maximum length supported.</p> |
|
12490 KErrTreeStoreUriSegmentTooLong=<p><b>(-17252)</b>: A segment in the supplied URI exceeded the maximum length supported.</p> |
|
12491 -17253=<p><b>KErrTreeStoreBadUriSegmentName</b>: A segment in the supplied URI contained characters in the 'reserved' range in RFC2396.</p> |
|
12492 KErrTreeStoreBadUriSegmentName=<p><b>(-17253)</b>: A segment in the supplied URI contained characters in the 'reserved' range in RFC2396.</p> |
|
12493 -17254=<p><b>KErrTreeStoreBadUriDelimiters</b>: The supplied URI contained either a missing front delimiter or an illegal back delimiter.</p> |
|
12494 KErrTreeStoreBadUriDelimiters=<p><b>(-17254)</b>: The supplied URI contained either a missing front delimiter or an illegal back delimiter.</p> |
|
12495 -17255=<p><b>KErrTreeStoreZeroLenUriSegment</b>: The supplied URI contained a segment of zero length (i.e. the character' with no content).</p> |
|
12496 KErrTreeStoreZeroLenUriSegment=<p><b>(-17255)</b>: The supplied URI contained a segment of zero length (i.e. the character' with no content).</p> |
|
12497 -17256=<p><b>KErrTreeStoreUnknownMountPoint</b>: The supplied mount point URI does not exist in this tree store.</p> |
|
12498 KErrTreeStoreUnknownMountPoint=<p><b>(-17256)</b>: The supplied mount point URI does not exist in this tree store.</p> |
|
12499 -17257=<p><b>KErrTreeStoreVolAlreadyAttached</b>: The specified tree volume is already attached in the tree store.</p> |
|
12500 KErrTreeStoreVolAlreadyAttached=<p><b>(-17257)</b>: The specified tree volume is already attached in the tree store.</p> |
|
12501 -17258=<p><b>KErrTreeStoreVolumeNotAttached</b>: The specified tree volume is already attached in the tree store.</p> |
|
12502 KErrTreeStoreVolumeNotAttached=<p><b>(-17258)</b>: The specified tree volume is already attached in the tree store.</p> |
|
12503 -17259=<p><b>KErrTreeStoreNotAPersistedTree</b>: An attempt was made to manipulate volumes for a tree that isn't persisted.</p> |
|
12504 KErrTreeStoreNotAPersistedTree=<p><b>(-17259)</b>: An attempt was made to manipulate volumes for a tree that isn't persisted.</p> |
|
12505 -17350=<p><b>KErrPositionBufferOverflow</b>: </p> |
|
12506 KErrPositionBufferOverflow=<p><b>(-17350)</b>: </p> |
|
12507 -17351=<p><b>KErrPositionIncalculable</b>: </p> |
|
12508 KErrPositionIncalculable=<p><b>(-17351)</b>: </p> |
|
12509 -17450=<p><b>KErrCANotSupported</b>: Agent does not support the requested capability.</p> |
|
12510 KErrCANotSupported=<p><b>(-17450)</b>: Agent does not support the requested capability.</p> |
|
12511 -17451=<p><b>KErrCANoPermission</b>: Rights evaluation failed for the supplied intent.</p> |
|
12512 KErrCANoPermission=<p><b>(-17451)</b>: Rights evaluation failed for the supplied intent.</p> |
|
12513 -17452=<p><b>KErrCANoRights</b>: No rights were available for evaluation.</p> |
|
12514 KErrCANoRights=<p><b>(-17452)</b>: No rights were available for evaluation.</p> |
|
12515 -17453=<p><b>KErrCANoAgent</b>: The Agent required is not present. This may occur if content 'belongs' to an agent that is no longer available on the device.</p> |
|
12516 KErrCANoAgent=<p><b>(-17453)</b>: The Agent required is not present. This may occur if content 'belongs' to an agent that is no longer available on the device.</p> |
|
12517 -17454=<p><b>KErrCAOutOfRange</b>: Values specified are out of range.</p> |
|
12518 KErrCAOutOfRange=<p><b>(-17454)</b>: Values specified are out of range.</p> |
|
12519 -17455=<p><b>KErrCAPendingRights</b>: The rights were not available but are 'expected'.</p> |
|
12520 KErrCAPendingRights=<p><b>(-17455)</b>: The rights were not available but are 'expected'.</p> |
|
12521 -17456=<p><b>KErrCASizeNotDetermined</b>: A request to get the content size failed because the agent was unable to determine it.</p> |
|
12522 KErrCASizeNotDetermined=<p><b>(-17456)</b>: A request to get the content size failed because the agent was unable to determine it.</p> |
|
12523 -17457=<p><b>KErrCANewFileHandleRequired</b>: The function failed because the agent needs the client to provide another file handle before the import can continue.</p> |
|
12524 KErrCANewFileHandleRequired=<p><b>(-17457)</b>: The function failed because the agent needs the client to provide another file handle before the import can continue.</p> |
|
12525 -17550=<p><b>KErrXmlStringDictionaryPluginNotFound</b>: </p> |
|
12526 KErrXmlStringDictionaryPluginNotFound=<p><b>(-17550)</b>: </p> |
|
12527 -17551=<p><b>KErrXmlParserPluginNotFound</b>: </p> |
|
12528 KErrXmlParserPluginNotFound=<p><b>(-17551)</b>: </p> |
|
12529 -17552=<p><b>KErrXmlGeneratorPluginNotFound</b>: </p> |
|
12530 KErrXmlGeneratorPluginNotFound=<p><b>(-17552)</b>: </p> |
|
12531 -17553=<p><b>KErrXmlPluginNotFound</b>: </p> |
|
12532 KErrXmlPluginNotFound=<p><b>(-17553)</b>: </p> |
|
12533 -17554=<p><b>KErrXmlBadCharacterConversion</b>: </p> |
|
12534 KErrXmlBadCharacterConversion=<p><b>(-17554)</b>: </p> |
|
12535 -17555=<p><b>KErrXmlUnsupportedCharacterSet</b>: </p> |
|
12536 KErrXmlUnsupportedCharacterSet=<p><b>(-17555)</b>: </p> |
|
12537 -17556=<p><b>KErrXmlUnavailableCharacterSet</b>: </p> |
|
12538 KErrXmlUnavailableCharacterSet=<p><b>(-17556)</b>: </p> |
|
12539 -17557=<p><b>KErrXmlUnsupportedElement</b>: </p> |
|
12540 KErrXmlUnsupportedElement=<p><b>(-17557)</b>: </p> |
|
12541 -17558=<p><b>KErrXmlUnsupportedAttribute</b>: </p> |
|
12542 KErrXmlUnsupportedAttribute=<p><b>(-17558)</b>: </p> |
|
12543 -17559=<p><b>KErrXmlUnsupportedAttributeValue</b>: </p> |
|
12544 KErrXmlUnsupportedAttributeValue=<p><b>(-17559)</b>: </p> |
|
12545 -17560=<p><b>KErrXmlMissingStringDictionary</b>: </p> |
|
12546 KErrXmlMissingStringDictionary=<p><b>(-17560)</b>: </p> |
|
12547 -17561=<p><b>KErrXmlUnsupportedDocumentVersion</b>: </p> |
|
12548 KErrXmlUnsupportedDocumentVersion=<p><b>(-17561)</b>: </p> |
|
12549 -17562=<p><b>KErrXmlDocumentCorrupt</b>: </p> |
|
12550 KErrXmlDocumentCorrupt=<p><b>(-17562)</b>: </p> |
|
12551 -17563=<p><b>KErrXmlStringPoolTableNotFound</b>: </p> |
|
12552 KErrXmlStringPoolTableNotFound=<p><b>(-17563)</b>: </p> |
|
12553 -17564=<p><b>KErrXmlBadIndex</b>: </p> |
|
12554 KErrXmlBadIndex=<p><b>(-17564)</b>: </p> |
|
12555 -17566=<p><b>KErrXmlUnsupportedExtInterface</b>: </p> |
|
12556 KErrXmlUnsupportedExtInterface=<p><b>(-17566)</b>: </p> |
|
12557 -17901=<p><b>KErrPrivacyTbNullPtr</b>: </p> |
|
12558 KErrPrivacyTbNullPtr=<p><b>(-17901)</b>: </p> |
|
12559 -17902=<p><b>KErrPrivacyTbProgramError</b>: </p> |
|
12560 KErrPrivacyTbProgramError=<p><b>(-17902)</b>: </p> |
|
12561 -17903=<p><b>KErrPrivacyTbNullSearchString</b>: </p> |
|
12562 KErrPrivacyTbNullSearchString=<p><b>(-17903)</b>: </p> |
|
12563 -17904=<p><b>KErrPrivacyTbWriteFailure</b>: </p> |
|
12564 KErrPrivacyTbWriteFailure=<p><b>(-17904)</b>: </p> |
|
12565 -17905=<p><b>KErrPriPolicyTbPackedPriByte</b>: </p> |
|
12566 KErrPriPolicyTbPackedPriByte=<p><b>(-17905)</b>: </p> |
|
12567 -17906=<p><b>KErrPriVersionTbInvalidVersion</b>: </p> |
|
12568 KErrPriVersionTbInvalidVersion=<p><b>(-17906)</b>: </p> |
|
12569 -17907=<p><b>KErrPriVersionTbRecordAlreadyExist</b>: </p> |
|
12570 KErrPriVersionTbRecordAlreadyExist=<p><b>(-17907)</b>: </p> |
|
12571 -17910=<p><b>KErrServicePrivacyTbErrorBase</b>: </p> |
|
12572 KErrServicePrivacyTbErrorBase=<p><b>(-17910)</b>: </p> |
|
12573 -17911=<p><b>KErrSerPriTbMismatchServiceIdAndType</b>: </p> |
|
12574 KErrSerPriTbMismatchServiceIdAndType=<p><b>(-17911)</b>: </p> |
|
12575 -17912=<p><b>KErrSerPriTbServiceIdTypeChanged</b>: </p> |
|
12576 KErrSerPriTbServiceIdTypeChanged=<p><b>(-17912)</b>: </p> |
|
12577 -17913=<p><b>KErrSerPriTbSecureIdChanged</b>: </p> |
|
12578 KErrSerPriTbSecureIdChanged=<p><b>(-17913)</b>: </p> |
|
12579 -17915=<p><b>KErrServiceIdPhoneNumberTbErrorBase</b>: </p> |
|
12580 KErrServiceIdPhoneNumberTbErrorBase=<p><b>(-17915)</b>: </p> |
|
12581 -17916=<p><b>KErrServiceIdPhoneNumTbMatchDigitsOutOfRange</b>: </p> |
|
12582 KErrServiceIdPhoneNumTbMatchDigitsOutOfRange=<p><b>(-17916)</b>: </p> |
|
12583 -17920=<p><b>KErrServicePrivacyErrorBase</b>: </p> |
|
12584 KErrServicePrivacyErrorBase=<p><b>(-17920)</b>: </p> |
|
12585 -17921=<p><b>KErrServicePrivacyDuplicateServiceItemId</b>: </p> |
|
12586 KErrServicePrivacyDuplicateServiceItemId=<p><b>(-17921)</b>: </p> |
|
12587 -17922=<p><b>KErrServicePrivacyArrayIndexOutOfRange</b>: </p> |
|
12588 KErrServicePrivacyArrayIndexOutOfRange=<p><b>(-17922)</b>: </p> |
|
12589 -17925=<p><b>KErrServicePrivacyDbModelErrorBase</b>: </p> |
|
12590 KErrServicePrivacyDbModelErrorBase=<p><b>(-17925)</b>: </p> |
|
12591 -17926=<p><b>KErrSPDbModelWrongMajorVersion</b>: </p> |
|
12592 KErrSPDbModelWrongMajorVersion=<p><b>(-17926)</b>: </p> |
|
12593 -17927=<p><b>KErrSPDbModelServiceIdPhNoDigitsLessThan7</b>: </p> |
|
12594 KErrSPDbModelServiceIdPhNoDigitsLessThan7=<p><b>(-17927)</b>: </p> |
|
12595 -17928=<p><b>KErrSPDbModelServiceIdTypeNotSet</b>: </p> |
|
12596 KErrSPDbModelServiceIdTypeNotSet=<p><b>(-17928)</b>: </p> |
|
12597 -17929=<p><b>KErrSPDbModelWrongServiceInfoMask</b>: </p> |
|
12598 KErrSPDbModelWrongServiceInfoMask=<p><b>(-17929)</b>: </p> |
|
12599 -17930=<p><b>KErrSPDbModelNullServiceId</b>: </p> |
|
12600 KErrSPDbModelNullServiceId=<p><b>(-17930)</b>: </p> |
|
12601 -17931=<p><b>KErrSPDbModelChildTbRcdNotDeleted</b>: </p> |
|
12602 KErrSPDbModelChildTbRcdNotDeleted=<p><b>(-17931)</b>: </p> |
|
12603 -17932=<p><b>KErrSPDbModelChildTbRcdNotUpdated</b>: </p> |
|
12604 KErrSPDbModelChildTbRcdNotUpdated=<p><b>(-17932)</b>: </p> |
|
12605 -17933=<p><b>KErrSPDbModelInvalidPhMatchLength</b>: </p> |
|
12606 KErrSPDbModelInvalidPhMatchLength=<p><b>(-17933)</b>: </p> |
|
12607 -17935=<p><b>KErrServicePrivacyDbErrorBase</b>: </p> |
|
12608 KErrServicePrivacyDbErrorBase=<p><b>(-17935)</b>: </p> |
|
12609 -17936=<p><b>KErrServicePrivacyDbInvalidServiceItemIdInArray</b>: </p> |
|
12610 KErrServicePrivacyDbInvalidServiceItemIdInArray=<p><b>(-17936)</b>: </p> |
|
12611 -17937=<p><b>KErrServicePrivacyDbEventObserverAlreadyExists</b>: </p> |
|
12612 KErrServicePrivacyDbEventObserverAlreadyExists=<p><b>(-17937)</b>: </p> |
|
12613 AknPanic 00=<p><b>EAknPanicFormattedCellListInvalidBitmapIndex</b>: Invalid bitmap index is given to the list box.</p> |
|
12614 EAknPanicFormattedCellListInvalidBitmapIndex=<p><b>(00)</b>: Invalid bitmap index is given to the list box.</p> |
|
12615 AknPanic 01=<p><b>EAknPanicNoSuchControlInStack</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12616 EAknPanicNoSuchControlInStack=<p><b>(01)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12617 AknPanic 02=<p><b>EAknPanicListboxUndefined</b>: Listbox object has not been defined for popup list (CAknPopupList).</p> |
|
12618 EAknPanicListboxUndefined=<p><b>(02)</b>: Listbox object has not been defined for popup list (CAknPopupList).</p> |
|
12619 AknPanic 03=<p><b>EAknPanicListboxSizeIsNotAccordingToLAFSpec</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12620 EAknPanicListboxSizeIsNotAccordingToLAFSpec=<p><b>(03)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12621 AknPanic 04=<p><b>EAknPanicListboxShortcutValueNotHandled</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12622 EAknPanicListboxShortcutValueNotHandled=<p><b>(04)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12623 AknPanic 05=<p><b>EAknPanicListboxShortcutInvalidValue</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12624 EAknPanicListboxShortcutInvalidValue=<p><b>(05)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12625 AknPanic 06=<p><b>EAknPanicOutOfRange</b>: Some value is out of valid range.</p> |
|
12626 EAknPanicOutOfRange=<p><b>(06)</b>: Some value is out of valid range.</p> |
|
12627 AknPanic 07=<p><b>EAknPanicListboxLayoutProblem</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12628 EAknPanicListboxLayoutProblem=<p><b>(07)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12629 AknPanic 08=<p><b>EAknPanicLAF</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12630 EAknPanicLAF=<p><b>(08)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12631 AknPanic 09=<p><b>EAknPanicLayoutResourceProblem</b>: Query control type was not given in query resource.</p> |
|
12632 EAknPanicLayoutResourceProblem=<p><b>(09)</b>: Query control type was not given in query resource.</p> |
|
12633 AknPanic 10=<p><b>EAknPopupCorrupt</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12634 EAknPopupCorrupt=<p><b>(10)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12635 AknPanic 11=<p><b>EAknPanicNullPointer</b>: Invalid NULL pointer value.</p> |
|
12636 EAknPanicNullPointer=<p><b>(11)</b>: Invalid NULL pointer value.</p> |
|
12637 AknPanic 12=<p><b>EAknPanicLayoutMismatchBetweenMarginsAndParentRect</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12638 EAknPanicLayoutMismatchBetweenMarginsAndParentRect=<p><b>(12)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12639 AknPanic 13=<p><b>EAknPanicLayoutTextResourceProblem</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12640 EAknPanicLayoutTextResourceProblem=<p><b>(13)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12641 AknPanic 14=<p><b>EAknPanicLayoutRectResourceProblem</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12642 EAknPanicLayoutRectResourceProblem=<p><b>(14)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12643 AknPanic 15=<p><b>EAknPanicLayoutEdwinResourceProblem</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12644 EAknPanicLayoutEdwinResourceProblem=<p><b>(15)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12645 AknPanic 16=<p><b>EAknPanicLayoutMfneResourceProblem</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12646 EAknPanicLayoutMfneResourceProblem=<p><b>(16)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12647 AknPanic 17=<p><b>EAknPanicLayoutControlResourceProblem</b>: Query type of query control is invalid.</p> |
|
12648 EAknPanicLayoutControlResourceProblem=<p><b>(17)</b>: Query type of query control is invalid.</p> |
|
12649 AknPanic 18=<p><b>EAknPanicLayoutIncorrectEdwinSize</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12650 EAknPanicLayoutIncorrectEdwinSize=<p><b>(18)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12651 AknPanic 19=<p><b>EAknPanicLayoutControlSetRectChangedControlSize</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12652 EAknPanicLayoutControlSetRectChangedControlSize=<p><b>(19)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12653 AknPanic 20=<p><b>EAknPanicNoAnimationData</b>: Animation data was not given to the animation control (CAknAnimationCtrl).</p> |
|
12654 EAknPanicNoAnimationData=<p><b>(20)</b>: Animation data was not given to the animation control (CAknAnimationCtrl).</p> |
|
12655 AknPanic 21=<p><b>EAknPanicUnknownAnimationType</b>: Unsupported user animation type used</p> |
|
12656 EAknPanicUnknownAnimationType=<p><b>(21)</b>: Unsupported user animation type used</p> |
|
12657 AknPanic 22=<p><b>EAknPanicNoUserAnimation</b>: A user animation is not found</p> |
|
12658 EAknPanicNoUserAnimation=<p><b>(22)</b>: A user animation is not found</p> |
|
12659 AknPanic 23=<p><b>EAknPanicAnimationCorrupt</b>: Initialization of CAknAnimatedView failed.</p> |
|
12660 EAknPanicAnimationCorrupt=<p><b>(23)</b>: Initialization of CAknAnimatedView failed.</p> |
|
12661 AknPanic 24=<p><b>EAknPanicDCADecoratorIndexOutOfRange</b>: Invalid MdcaPoint index given.</p> |
|
12662 EAknPanicDCADecoratorIndexOutOfRange=<p><b>(24)</b>: Invalid MdcaPoint index given.</p> |
|
12663 AknPanic 25=<p><b>EAknPanicPopupFieldListInvalidDecorator</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12664 EAknPanicPopupFieldListInvalidDecorator=<p><b>(25)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12665 AknPanic 26=<p><b>EAknPanicPopupFieldInvalidValue</b>: Invalid value set to CAknPopupField.</p> |
|
12666 EAknPanicPopupFieldInvalidValue=<p><b>(26)</b>: Invalid value set to CAknPopupField.</p> |
|
12667 AknPanic 27=<p><b>EAknPanicPopupFieldUninitialisedMember</b>: Uninitilized member in CAknPopupField.</p> |
|
12668 EAknPanicPopupFieldUninitialisedMember=<p><b>(27)</b>: Uninitilized member in CAknPopupField.</p> |
|
12669 AknPanic 28=<p><b>EAknPanicPopupFieldEditComboInsufficientSize</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12670 EAknPanicPopupFieldEditComboInsufficientSize=<p><b>(28)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12671 AknPanic 29=<p><b>EAknPanicQueryTimeArrayTimeFormatLeave</b>: Invalid time format string used or memory allocation failure in formatting.</p> |
|
12672 EAknPanicQueryTimeArrayTimeFormatLeave=<p><b>(29)</b>: Invalid time format string used or memory allocation failure in formatting.</p> |
|
12673 AknPanic 30=<p><b>EAknPanicLayoutTextNotCalled</b>: TAknLayoutText is not initialized properly.</p> |
|
12674 EAknPanicLayoutTextNotCalled=<p><b>(30)</b>: TAknLayoutText is not initialized properly.</p> |
|
12675 AknPanic 31=<p><b>EAknPanicLayoutRectNotCalled</b>: TAknLayoutRect is not initialized properly.</p> |
|
12676 EAknPanicLayoutRectNotCalled=<p><b>(31)</b>: TAknLayoutRect is not initialized properly.</p> |
|
12677 AknPanic 32=<p><b>EAknStatusPaneUidIndic</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12678 EAknStatusPaneUidIndic=<p><b>(32)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12679 AknPanic 33=<p><b>EAknPanicLayoutDoesNotExists</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12680 EAknPanicLayoutDoesNotExists=<p><b>(33)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12681 AknPanic 34=<p><b>EAknPanicListBoxLayoutDecoratorMemoryAllocation</b>: Memory allocation failure in CAknListBoxLayoutDecorator.</p> |
|
12682 EAknPanicListBoxLayoutDecoratorMemoryAllocation=<p><b>(34)</b>: Memory allocation failure in CAknListBoxLayoutDecorator.</p> |
|
12683 AknPanic 35=<p><b>EAknPanicPopupFieldUndefinedMode</b>: Unsupported CAknPopupField mode used.</p> |
|
12684 EAknPanicPopupFieldUndefinedMode=<p><b>(35)</b>: Unsupported CAknPopupField mode used.</p> |
|
12685 AknPanic 36=<p><b>EAknPanicPopupFieldWrongMode</b>: Wrong CAknPopupField mode used.</p> |
|
12686 EAknPanicPopupFieldWrongMode=<p><b>(36)</b>: Wrong CAknPopupField mode used.</p> |
|
12687 AknPanic 37=<p><b>EAknPanicPopupFieldSelectionListDoesntExist</b>: Selection list object is missing from CAknPopupField.</p> |
|
12688 EAknPanicPopupFieldSelectionListDoesntExist=<p><b>(37)</b>: Selection list object is missing from CAknPopupField.</p> |
|
12689 AknPanic 38=<p><b>EAknPanicPopupFieldSelectionListAlreadyExists</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12690 EAknPanicPopupFieldSelectionListAlreadyExists=<p><b>(38)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
|
12691 AknPanic 39=<p><b>EAknPanicPopupFieldListNotImplemented</b>: Depratead CAknPopupFieldList method called.</p> |
|
12692 EAknPanicPopupFieldListNotImplemented=<p><b>(39)</b>: Depratead CAknPopupFieldList method called.</p> |
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12693 AknPanic 40=<p><b>EAknPanicPopupFieldArrayIsEmpty</b>: Empty text array resource in CAknPopupFieldText.</p> |
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12694 EAknPanicPopupFieldArrayIsEmpty=<p><b>(40)</b>: Empty text array resource in CAknPopupFieldText.</p> |
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12695 AknPanic 41=<p><b>EAknPanicLayoutPopupFieldResourceProblem</b>: @deprecated</p> |
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12696 EAknPanicLayoutPopupFieldResourceProblem=<p><b>(41)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
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12697 AknPanic 42=<p><b>EAknPanicInvalidResourceData</b>: Invalid special character table characters set resources.</p> |
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12698 EAknPanicInvalidResourceData=<p><b>(42)</b>: Invalid special character table characters set resources.</p> |
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12699 AknPanic 43=<p><b>EAknPanicListBoxNotSupportedByListQuery</b>: Listbox is not supported by the list query dialog.</p> |
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12700 EAknPanicListBoxNotSupportedByListQuery=<p><b>(43)</b>: Listbox is not supported by the list query dialog.</p> |
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12701 AknPanic 44=<p><b>EAknPanicQueryDateArrayTimeFormatLeave</b>: Invalid time format string used or memory allocation failure in formatting.</p> |
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12702 EAknPanicQueryDateArrayTimeFormatLeave=<p><b>(44)</b>: Invalid time format string used or memory allocation failure in formatting.</p> |
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12703 AknPanic 45=<p><b>EAknPanicPopupFieldCBADoesntExist</b>: CBA (softkeys) does not exist in the popup field component.</p> |
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12704 EAknPanicPopupFieldCBADoesntExist=<p><b>(45)</b>: CBA (softkeys) does not exist in the popup field component.</p> |
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12705 AknPanic 46=<p><b>EAknPanicPopupSettingListMenuListDoesntExist</b>: @deprecated</p> |
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12706 EAknPanicPopupSettingListMenuListDoesntExist=<p><b>(46)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
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12707 AknPanic 47=<p><b>EAknPanicPopupSettingListMenuListAlreadyExists</b>: @deprecated</p> |
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12708 EAknPanicPopupSettingListMenuListAlreadyExists=<p><b>(47)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
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12709 AknPanic 48=<p><b>EAknPanicPopupSettingListListNotImplemented</b>: @deprecated</p> |
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12710 EAknPanicPopupSettingListListNotImplemented=<p><b>(48)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
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12711 AknPanic 49=<p><b>EAknPanicLayoutPopupSettingListResourceProblem</b>: @deprecated</p> |
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12712 EAknPanicLayoutPopupSettingListResourceProblem=<p><b>(49)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
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12713 AknPanic 50=<p><b>EAknPanicPopupSettingListInvalidValue</b>: Invalid value was found in CAknPopupSettingList.</p> |
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12714 EAknPanicPopupSettingListInvalidValue=<p><b>(50)</b>: Invalid value was found in CAknPopupSettingList.</p> |
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12715 AknPanic 51=<p><b>EAknPanicPopupSettingListUninitialisedMember</b>: Uninitialized member was found in CAknPopupSettingList.</p> |
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12716 EAknPanicPopupSettingListUninitialisedMember=<p><b>(51)</b>: Uninitialized member was found in CAknPopupSettingList.</p> |
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12717 AknPanic 52=<p><b>EAknPanicOverflow</b>: Overflow happened.</p> |
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12718 EAknPanicOverflow=<p><b>(52)</b>: Overflow happened.</p> |
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12719 AknPanic 53=<p><b>EAknPanicKeyLockObserverAlreadyExists</b>: Key lock observed already added. Two observers are not supported.</p> |
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12720 EAknPanicKeyLockObserverAlreadyExists=<p><b>(53)</b>: Key lock observed already added. Two observers are not supported.</p> |
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12721 AknPanic 54=<p><b>EAknPanicKeyLockObserverNotFound</b>: Key lock observer is not found.</p> |
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12722 EAknPanicKeyLockObserverNotFound=<p><b>(54)</b>: Key lock observer is not found.</p> |
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12723 AknPanic 55=<p><b>EAknPanicQueryValueInvalidMode</b>: Unsupported query mode requested.</p> |
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12724 EAknPanicQueryValueInvalidMode=<p><b>(55)</b>: Unsupported query mode requested.</p> |
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12725 AknPanic 56=<p><b>EAknPanicNotSupported</b>: Unsupported feature requested.</p> |
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12726 EAknPanicNotSupported=<p><b>(56)</b>: Unsupported feature requested.</p> |
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12727 AknPanic 57=<p><b>EAknPanicWrongListBoxTypeUsedInPopupWindow</b>: @deprecated</p> |
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12728 EAknPanicWrongListBoxTypeUsedInPopupWindow=<p><b>(57)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
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12729 AknPanic 58=<p><b>EAknPanicInvalidValue</b>: Invalid value</p> |
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12730 EAknPanicInvalidValue=<p><b>(58)</b>: Invalid value</p> |
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12731 AknPanic 59=<p><b>EAknPanicObjectNotFullyConstructed</b>: Construction of an object has been failed.</p> |
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12732 EAknPanicObjectNotFullyConstructed=<p><b>(59)</b>: Construction of an object has been failed.</p> |
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12733 AknPanic 60=<p><b>EAknPanicSelfCheckFailure</b>: Self check failure.</p> |
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12734 EAknPanicSelfCheckFailure=<p><b>(60)</b>: Self check failure.</p> |
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12735 AknPanic 61=<p><b>EAknPanicLayoutMissing_AknLayout</b>: Failure in layout configuration. Layout data is not found.</p> |
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12736 EAknPanicLayoutMissing_AknLayout=<p><b>(61)</b>: Failure in layout configuration. Layout data is not found.</p> |
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12737 AknPanic 62=<p><b>EAknPanicLayoutMissing_ApacLayout</b>: Failure in APAC variant configuration. Usually the panic happens if western language code is used as a UI language in APAC variant.</p> |
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12738 EAknPanicLayoutMissing_ApacLayout=<p><b>(62)</b>: Failure in APAC variant configuration. Usually the panic happens if western language code is used as a UI language in APAC variant.</p> |
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12739 AknPanic 63=<p><b>EAknPanicInconsistentDescriptors</b>: Panic in AknPhoneNumberTextUtils::ClipLineOnLeft(...) ifthe input 'aLine' is not encompassed within the modifiable buffer 'aOriginalBuffer'.</p> |
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12740 EAknPanicInconsistentDescriptors=<p><b>(63)</b>: Panic in AknPhoneNumberTextUtils::ClipLineOnLeft(...) ifthe input 'aLine' is not encompassed within the modifiable buffer 'aOriginalBuffer'.</p> |
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12741 AknPanic 64=<p><b>EAknPanicListBoxItemDrawerNotCreated</b>: ItemDrawer of the listbox does not exist</p> |
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12742 EAknPanicListBoxItemDrawerNotCreated=<p><b>(64)</b>: ItemDrawer of the listbox does not exist</p> |
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12743 AknPanic 65=<p><b>EAknPanicLayoutMissing_CdlFont</b>: @deprecated</p> |
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12744 EAknPanicLayoutMissing_CdlFont=<p><b>(65)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
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12745 AknPanic 66=<p><b>EAknPanicFontProvisionFailure</b>: Invalid font type.</p> |
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12746 EAknPanicFontProvisionFailure=<p><b>(66)</b>: Invalid font type.</p> |
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12747 AknPanic 67=<p><b>EAknPanicNotifierPluginCreationFailure</b>: @deprecated</p> |
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12748 EAknPanicNotifierPluginCreationFailure=<p><b>(67)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
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12749 AknPanic 68=<p><b>EAknPanicPopupFieldNoFieldRectSet</b>: Parent rectangle of CAknPopupField is not set.</p> |
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12750 EAknPanicPopupFieldNoFieldRectSet=<p><b>(68)</b>: Parent rectangle of CAknPopupField is not set.</p> |
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12751 AknPanic 69=<p><b>EAknPanicWindowGroupNotInTaskList</b>: @deprecated</p> |
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12752 EAknPanicWindowGroupNotInTaskList=<p><b>(69)</b>: @deprecated</p> |
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12753 AknPanic 70=<p><b>EAknPanicInconsistentUnits</b>: TAknFontSpecification unit differs from TAknFontSpecification::EPixels.</p> |
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12754 EAknPanicInconsistentUnits=<p><b>(70)</b>: TAknFontSpecification unit differs from TAknFontSpecification::EPixels.</p> |
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12755 AknPanic 71=<p><b>EAknPanicRadioButtonSettingPageListDoesntExist</b>: List object is missing from radio button setting page.</p> |
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12756 EAknPanicRadioButtonSettingPageListDoesntExist=<p><b>(71)</b>: List object is missing from radio button setting page.</p> |
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12757 AknPanic 72=<p><b>EAknPanicLayoutConfigBadScreenModeIndex</b>: Requested screen mode index does not exist in the layoutconfiguration data of the device.</p> |
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12758 EAknPanicLayoutConfigBadScreenModeIndex=<p><b>(72)</b>: Requested screen mode index does not exist in the layoutconfiguration data of the device.</p> |
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12759 AknPanic 73=<p><b>EAknPanicLayoutConfigBadHardwareStateIndex</b>: Requested hardware state index does not exist in the layoutconfiguration data of the device.</p> |
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12760 EAknPanicLayoutConfigBadHardwareStateIndex=<p><b>(73)</b>: Requested hardware state index does not exist in the layoutconfiguration data of the device.</p> |
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12761 AknPanic 74=<p><b>EAknPanicSgccLayoutConfigNull</b>: Layout configuration data of the device is not available.</p> |
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12762 EAknPanicSgccLayoutConfigNull=<p><b>(74)</b>: Layout configuration data of the device is not available.</p> |
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12763 AknPanic 75=<p><b>EAknPanicLayoutConfigUnpackFail</b>: Failure in the layout configuration of the device.</p> |
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12764 EAknPanicLayoutConfigUnpackFail=<p><b>(75)</b>: Failure in the layout configuration of the device.</p> |